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Ocular Neuroprotection Leonard A Levin Adriana Di Polo

Name: Ocular Neuroprotection Leonard A Levin Adriana Di Polo
SKU: BELL-5717590
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (102 reviews)

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Ocular Neuroprotection Leonard A Levin Adriana Di Polo instant download after payment.

Publisher: Marcel Dekker

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.73 MB

Pages: 322

Author: Leonard A. Levin, Adriana Di Polo

ISBN: 9780824740702, 082474070X

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Ocular Neuroprotection Leonard A Levin Adriana Di Polo by Leonard A. Levin, Adriana Di Polo 9780824740702, 082474070X instant download after payment.

Many retinal and optic nerve disorders have no effective therapy, or are treated incompletely and with considerable side effects. Recent advances have suggested the significant benefits associated with neuroprotection-that is, when treatment strategies are directed to photoreceptors, retinal ganglion cells, or other neural targets. This book is the only handbook of research methods in neuroprotection of ocular disease covering both laboratory and clinical levels, to aid researchers studying the prevention of neuronal death from these and other hard-to-treat ophthalmic disorders.