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Глава 1. Ретинальные протезы: краткая история

В оригинале: Chapter 1: Retinal Prostheses: A Brief History

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Содержание главы
  1. Глава 1. Протезы сетчатки: краткая история
  2. Обзор экспериментальных исследований и зрительных протезов
  3. Дегенеративные заболевания сетчатки и возможности лечения
  4. Основы электрической стимуляции сетчатки
  5. Разработка протезов сетчатки
  6. Эпиретинальные протезы
  7. Субретинальные протезы
  8. Супрахориоидальные протезы
  9. Заключение
  10. Соблюдение этических требований

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