Article

Latex bead injection model useful for studying retinal ganglion cell loss

A new model for latex bead injections demonstrates that this is a viable approach to increasing IOP and inducing loss of retinal ganglion cells in rats, said Rebecca M. Sappington, PhD, research fellow, Vanderbilt University, Vanderbilt Eye Institute, Nashville.

Related Videos
Dr. Analisa Arosemena discusses glaucoma at EyeCon 2024
Related Content
First patient dosed at the Tokyo Medical Center by Belite Bio in Phase 2/3 DRAGON II clinical trial
Published: October 12th 2024 | Updated: October 11th 2024

First patient dosed at the Tokyo Medical Center by Belite Bio in Phase 2/3 DRAGON II clinical trial

EyePod: AI’s impact on managing ocular surface disease with Peter J. McDonnell, MD, and Laura M. Periman, MD
October 11th 2024

Innovation Series: AI’s impact on managing ocular surface disease with Peter J. McDonnell, MD, and Laura M. Periman, MD

Melt Pharmaceuticals doses final patient in phase 3 trial of MELT-300
October 11th 2024

Melt Pharmaceuticals doses final patient in phase 3 trial of MELT-300

Ehsan Sadri, MD, and Colin Green, PhD: How a noninvasive eye drop therapy could transform keratoconus care
September 23rd 2024

Innovation Series: What a noninvasive eye drop approach may mean for the future of keratoconus

Nanoscope to submit BLA for MCO-010 to treat retinitis pigmentosa
October 10th 2024

Nanoscope to submit BLA for MCO-010 to treat retinitis pigmentosa

AAO 2024 meeting information not to miss
October 10th 2024

AAO 2024 meeting information not to miss

© 2024 MJH Life Sciences

All rights reserved.