Promising cell protein may play role in infection and dry eye
...linical implications in various pathologies of the
ocular surface such as eye infection or dry eye, according to researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University. The researchers, led by Mina Massaro-Giordano, M.D., of the University of Pennsylvania's Scheie Eye Institute, and Marcella M...
Infected for life
...us-1 (HSV-1), the virus that causes cold sores and
ocular keratitis, produces an miRNA molecule. This miRNA is encoded by the Latency-Associated Transcript gene (LAT) in the viral genome and works through a process called RNA interference to prevent normal cell death or apoptosis. Thus, the latent viral inf...
An artificial cornea is in sight, thanks to biomimetic hydrogels
...hydrated," Frank says. Beyond blindness Other
ocular applications of the hydrogel include more comforta...cts. The researchers have filed four patents for
ocular applications of the hydrogel. ...
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Microscope
...on. Basic microscope main elements
ocular lens or eye-piece objective turret, or nosepiece... magnification is the product of the powers of the
ocular (usually 10×) and the objective lenses being used. To study the thin structure of metals ...
Marfan syndrome
...mong Marfan syndrome sufferers. The skeletal and
ocular manifestations of Marfan syndrome can also be serious, although not life-threatening. These symptoms are usually treated in the typical manner for the appropriate condition. Affected persons Of famous people, it is believed to have affected Juli...
Albinism
...ed completely. Although surgery is possible on the
ocular muscles, effectively simulating (to a limited degr... The lack of pigment in the eye generally leads to
ocular photophobia or hyper-photo-sensitivity . This is due not so much by the iris allowing stray light ...
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Retina
... Retinitis pigment osa -- group of hereditary
ocular disorders with progressive retina l degeneration. Autosomal dominant , autosomal recessive , and x-linked forms. Retinobla stoma -- a childhood malignant cancer of the retina of the eye. Full article >>> Reggie-1 and reggie-2 ...
Pigment
... Retinitis pigment osa -- group of hereditary
ocular disorders with progressive retina l degeneration. Autosomal dominant , autosomal recessive , and x-linked forms. Retinobla stoma -- a childhood malignant cancer of the retina of the eye. Full article >>>...
Palate
...d folds (palpebral fissures) Widely-spaced eyes (
ocular hypertelorism) Dropping of the upper eyelids (ptosis) Overlapped, flexed fingers Underdeveloped or absent thumbs Underdeveloped nails ... Full article >>> the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland (Pitx1 = "Pituitary homeobox 1"...
Ocular
...ly , or "normal". Full article >>>
ocular the eye-piece of a microscope which serves to m...e in the Xp22.3 region in patients with X-linked
ocular albinism of the Nettleship-Falls type (OA1), a severe dis order affecting the eyes and the skin....
Ocelli
...n flight. Covered in Lab 12 Animal Diversity II
ocular the eye-piece of a microscope which serves to magnify the object. Full article >>> Some of the simplest eyes, called ocelli , can be found in animals like snails, who cannot actually "see" in the common sense . They do have phot...
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Eye Saver
... new study. The results of the Collaborative
ocular Melanoma Study(COMS), a multi-centre trial released by the Archives of Opthalmology, found that survival rates were the same regardless of whether the eye was removed or the patient had instead undergone radiation therapy.// Davidorf, Professor...
Stem cell transplantation of eye
...m cells are found in limbus, which regenerates the
ocular surface of the cornea. Conditions such as chemical burns, damages the limbus resulting in limbal stem cell deficiency characterised by corneal blindness. The advantages of this procedure were use of patient's own tissue from the healthy eye to trea...
Pig cloning for organs
...d. One of the four living piglets was born with an
ocular defect and small ear flaps. "The deaths appeared to be caused by classic nuclear transfer problems, such as respiratory distress, immaturity at birth and heart problems," Prather said....
New hope for eye cancer
...ew study.// The results of the Collaborative
ocular Melanoma Study(COMS), a multi-centre trial released by the Archives of Opthalmology, found that survival rates were the same regardless of whether the eye was removed or the patient had instead undergone radiation therapy. Davidorf, Professor o...
Stem cell transplantation of eye
...m cells are found in limbus, which regenerates the
ocular surface of the cornea. Conditions such as chemical burns, damages the limbus resulting in limbal stem cell deficiency characterised by corneal blindness. The advantages of this procedure were use of patient's own tissue from the healthy eye to trea...
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Thorton Fixation Ring 16 mm
Open ring design for globe fixation during various
ocular procedures. Blunt fixation points. Swivel handle provides increased flexibility. Manufactured in titanium....
Thorton Fixation Ring 13 mm
Open ring design for globe fixation during various
ocular procedures. Blunt fixation points. Swivel handle provides increased flexibility. Manufactured in titanium....
Lindstrom Solid Lid Speculum
... to remove excess fluid from around the eye during
ocular procedures....
Shepard Reversible Open Blade Speculum
...m designed for both temporal and superior approach
ocular surgery. Thumb screw adjusting mechanism. Manufactured in titanium....
Shepard Reversible Speculum
...m designed for both temporal and superior approach
ocular surgery. Adjustable with thumb screw. Manufactured in titanium....
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Novagali Pharma Presents at AACO the Results of its Pivotal Phase
III Clinical Trial of Vekacia in Children Suffering From Vernal
Keratoconjunctivitis
...of chronic allergic conjunctivitischaracterized by
ocular discomfort, pain, itching and intensephotophobia, ...secondary objectiveswere to compare the safety and
ocular tolerance (objective andsubjective) and the long-term safety after four months. One hundred and eig...
Kosan Presents Promising Phase 1 Data on Second-Generation Hsp90
Inhibitor, Alvespimycin, Showing Antitumor Activity in Refractory
Breast and Ovarian Cancers at ASCO
... treated at 80 mg/m2experienced reversible Grade 3
ocular keratitis; following atreatment holiday both patients continued therapy with reduceddoses (one patient remains on study). Data from a separate 13-patient ongoing Phase 1 trial ofalvespimycin also administered weekly were presented. These datashowed ...
ISTA Pharmaceuticals Announces Positive Preliminary Results from
Ecabet Sodium Phase IIb Study
...e OSDIassessment. There were no reports of serious
ocular adverse eventscompared with placebo. Further analy...halmic industry include therapies forinflammation,
ocular pain, glaucoma, allergy, dry eye, and vitreoushemorrhage. The Company currently markets three produc...
Lpath Demonstrates 'First-in-Class' AMD Results With Its Lead Drug
Candidate, Sphingomab
...y (ARVO) by GlennL. Stoller, M.D., head of Lpath's
ocular therapies division.Stoller reported that Lpath's lead drug candidate Sphingomab (inits humanized form) mitigated almost completely the choroidalneovascularization (CNV) formation in mice with laser-inducedchoroidal damage, which mimics the pathologic...
Sirion Therapeutics Receives Orphan Drug Designation for Ophthalmic
Drug to Treat Viral Eye Infection
...r has been available inEurope for the treatment of
ocular viral infections for over 10years. This product has the potential to advance medical treatmentof herpes simplex keratitis in the U.S. Herpes simplex keratitis isa leading cause of corneal blindness in the United States." According to data publishe...
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Ocular oncology
... followed by cosmetic appearance. The treatment of
ocular tumors is generally a multi-specialty effort, requiring coordination between the ophthalmologist, medical oncologist, radiation specialist, head & neck surgeon / ENT surgeon, pediatrician/internal medicine/hospitalist and a multidisciplinary team...
Craniofacial prosthesis
...monly is the ear , nose or eye / eyelids . An
ocular prosthesis and hair prosthesis can also be classified as craniofacial prostheses. When surgical reconstruction is not ideal, craniofacial prosthetics are favored when they can better restore the form and function of the absent facial feature. Cra...
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Wrinkles
...laser Laser system indicated for reduction of peri
ocular wrinkles . Laser treatment s stimulate production of collagen under the skin to fill in and reduce wrinkles . Full article >>> Superficial peels are used for fine wrinkles , sun damage, acne , and rosacea . The medium-depth ...
Visual field
...r angles, visual field abnormalities, and intra
ocular pressure that is too high for the continued health of the eye . Full article >>> However, loss of vision usually begins in a small area of the visual field in one eye and can rapidly expand to damage most or all of the vision ...
Uvea
... of the uvea . In: Shields JA, Shields CL: Intra
ocular Tumor s: A Text and Atlas. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders, 1992, pp 45-59. Full article >>>...
Uveitis
...; Ocular Hypotension - Abnormally low intra
ocular pressure often related to chronic inflammation ...for treating postoperative inflammation after
ocular surgery and for treating anterior uveitis , is supplied in 2.5- , 5- , and 10-mL plastic Drop-...
Tonometry
...e eye examination to screen for increased intra
ocular pressure (IOP), which increases your risk for gla...rticle >>> Eye examination Intra
ocular pressure measurement ( tonometry ) Ultrasound testing to evaluate the remainder of the eye behi...
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