Can Technology Restore Sight? A Clinical Update

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A retinal implant may offer selected patients with geographic atrophy limited form vision, while gene-based and cortical approaches remain at earlier stages of testing. Medscape News Europe

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Can Technology Restore Sight? A Clinical Update
A retinal implant may offer selected patients with geographic atrophy limited form vision, while gene-based and cortical approaches remain at earlier stages of testing. Medscape News Europe

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