Reversibility of retinal ganglion cell dysfunction due to chronic IOP elevation.

Da Zhao; Vickie Hoi Ying Wong; Zheng He; Christine Tram Oanh Nguyen; Andrew Ian Jobling; Erica Fletcher; Holly Chinnery; Patricia Jusuf; Jeremiah KH Lim; Algis J Vingrys; Bang V Bui

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Reversibility of retinal ganglion cell dysfunction due to chronic IOP elevation.

Da Zhao, Vickie Hoi Ying Wong, Zheng He, Christine Tram Oanh Nguyen, Andrew Ian Jobling, Erica Fletcher, Holly Chinnery, Patricia Jusuf, Jeremiah KH Lim, Algis J Vingrys, Bang V Bui

INVESTIGATIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY & VISUAL SCIENCE | ASSOC RESEARCH VISION OPHTHALMOLOGY INC | Published : 2018

DOI: 10.1167/iovs.19-27113

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Vickie Wong Author Optometry and Vision Sciences

Andrew Jobling Author Anatomy and Physiology

Patricia Jusuf Author Biosciences

Erica Fletcher Author Anatomy and Physiology

Bang Bui Author Optometry and Vision Sciences

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Reversibility of retinal ganglion cell dysfunction due to chronic IOP elevation.

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