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Modeling effects of extracellular stimulation on retinal bipolar cells

Benav, 2012

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Benav H
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Neuroprosthetic retinal implants have been developed to restore vision in profoundly blind patients suffering from degenerative retinal diseases such as Retinitis Pigmentosa. The Tübingen subretinal implant project is currently conducting a multi-center clinical study with …
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