Publication

POLYRETINA restores light responses in vivo in blind Gottingen minipigs

Diego Ghezzi, Marta Jole Ildelfonsa Airaghi Leccardi, Paola Vagni, Golnaz Sherafatipour
2022
Journal Articles

Abstract

Retinal prostheses hold potential for artificial vision in blind people. Here, authors show that POLYRETINA, a large and high-density photovoltaic epiretinal device, restores light-evoked cortical responses in blind Gottingen minipigs at safe irradiance levels.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/297b5072-a70a-4b40-bcd2-e6d976efa64d

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POLYRETINA restores light responses in vivo in blind Gottingen minipigs

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