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[retinography]

CME in Retinitis pigmentosa

In retinitis pigmentosa (RP) with cystoid macular edema (CME), the use of split RGB channels in imaging can be particularly informative. The blue and green channels enhance the visibility of CME, highlighting the fluid-filled cystic spaces in the macula. These channels provide a clearer view of the extent and location of the edema, aiding in diagnosis and management. #RetinitisPigmentosa #CME…

[datameris]

Best ayurvedic eye care hospital in kerala

According to ayurvedic theories, macular degeneration is a Vata-pitta predominant. In the case of dry type, the vitiation of Vata is more. So, Vata-Samana chikitsa concentrating on the head and eye is necessary to manage the case.

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[bpod-bpod]

Visible Tension

RPS Science Photographer of the Year competition 2020

Surgery can be challenging at the best of times, but this operation has an extra layer of tension. Colleagues watch closely as surgeon Professor Robert MacLaren carries out a pioneering procedure to inject gene therapy into the eye of a patient with an incurable form of blindness caused by a genetic fault. Genes correcting the problem are packaged into harmless viruses, which have to be delivered directly to the cells at the back of the eyeball. Gene therapy for sight loss is an area where incredible progress has been made in recent years, with the first commercial gene therapy, Luxturna, now available for patients in Europe and the US with a condition called Leber congenital amaurosis. Researchers are working on gene therapies for other sight loss conditions caused by faulty genes such as retinitis pigmentosa, which causes the light sensitive cells at the back of the eye to break down.

Written by Kat Arney

Photograph by Jonathan Brett, in the 2020 Science Photographer of the Year competition

Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK

Image copyright held by the photographer

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FAQ

Global Stem cells are the specialized cells which are the progenitor cells that hold the capability of regeneration and differentiation into a wider range of the specialized cell types.Below given are the answers for lots of commonly asked questions regarding stem cell sources, collection, implantation and other general questions regarding stem cell therapy.

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[ps-im-blind]

Know Your Blind Terms #11

Retinitis Pigmentosa: a common form of inherited visual impairment that results in a gradual regeneration of the retina.

Fun fact: some opthomologous ya belive that taking Vitamin A can help slow the progression of RP while high doses of Vitamin E help to speed it up or worsen vision.

[blindanddeaf1]

Welcome!

Hello! Welcome to my blog. My name is Emma and I have Usher Syndrome: Type 2.

Please join me on this adventure. I’ll make a few post about how I discovered about my condition. Please don’t hesitate to ask me questions. I can’t wait to go on this adventure with you guys.

[kitchenconfession]

Cooking & Accessible Kitchen Tools - Tuesday, June 2, Noon to 1:00 pm EST‬ I’m honoured and excited to announce that I’ll be cohosting Coffee Chat with @esight_eyewear TOMORROW! ⁣  ⁣ Here are the details and I’ve added a swipe up on my stories where you can register. ⁣ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::⁣ Special guest Mary Mammoliti from Kitchen Confession joins us. Mary cooks up the most delicious recipes every week on her website, and has appeared as an on-air food expert on Citytv’s Breakfast Television Toronto and Accessible Media Inc. She will share what appliances she uses in the kitchen, her go-to pandemic recipes, and her favourite accessible cookbooks and recipes. #kitchenconfession #esighteyewear #esighttogether #cheftalk #foodblogger #whatsonmyplate #getinmybelly #eatrealfood #healthyfoodie #goodeats #wholefoods #LoveFood #accessibility #retinitispigmentosa #retinitispigmentosaawareness #inclusion #inclusionmatters #foodiechats https://www.instagram.com/p/CA5ygoSJfvE/?igshid=syhswjub1mis

[thalissateixeira]

Molly Burke in 10 More Questions Not to Ask a Blind Person

[Photo ID: a group of three gifs of Molly Burke, talking to the camera. In gif one she is waving at the camera, asking “can you see this?”. Gif two, she holds up two fingers and asks “How many fingers am I holding up?” In gif three she is shrugging, and waves her hands, saying “I can’t see!”]

[masonnicusceasar]

These pricey telescopic prescription glasses have been a huge help for me dealing with low vision due to my RP(retinitis pigmentosa). Doesn’t help with lighting issues but at least I can see normal for the most part. Besides it does make me look as if I’m ready to perform a complex surgery of sorts. Still not letting this condition stop me from making my art though. #retinitispigmentosa #findacure4rp #stayingpositive #keeppushing https://www.instagram.com/p/B6LxMR8FXOc/?igshid=1508a2lmr4rq2

[theblondebooklover]

“Yeah, if something comes at me from the side, I often can’t see it until it’s, like, right there, in my center vision. My eyes don’t adapt well from light to dark, and extremely bright light is just as bad as extremely dark areas. There are...tiny black spots in my vision, kind of like floaters, and they’re easy to ignore at this point, but I have cataracts already. It’s a side effect of these steroid eyedrops I had to take when I was younger.” I shrugged and started walking along the edge again. “Which is why the moon actually looks like two moons on top of one another until I close my right eye.” https://nfb.org #retinitispigmentosa #findacure4rp #stormandfuryrp #stormandfury #fightingthestorm #freetheorigins #jenniferlarmentrout #trinity #zayne #theblondebooklover @jennifer_l_armentrout https://www.instagram.com/p/B2l5YPpIG-b/?igshid=sk5t6ga19cke

[retinography]

Retinitis pigmentosa

Retinitis pigmentosa presents with a classic triad: bone spicule pigmentation, attenuated retinal vessels, and optic disc pallor. The difference in imaging between FAF green and FAF blue is significant; FAF green is less affected by macular yellow pigment absorption, providing more detailed visualization of the submacular retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) compared to FAF blue. #RetinitisPigmentosa…

[panicatthedalek]

Women are so beautiful. All of them. And when I am completely blind I will carry that in my heart.

[bpod-bpod]

Eye Breakdown

Up to one in 4,000 people in Europe are affected by retinitis pigmentosa (RP) – a rare genetic disorder that affects the layer of light-sensing cells at the back of the eye (retina). Many people with the most common form of RP have a change in the gene encoding the light-sensitive pigment rhodopsin. These changes cause rhodopsin to fold into the wrong shape, triggering problems inside retinal cells and ultimately causing them to die. In search of solutions, researchers have been studying fruit flies to investigate the genes that help to get rid of misshapen rhodopsin. These images show how various combinations of changes in certain genes lead to different effects in the insects’ eyes. One of these genes, known as SORDD1, is particularly good at getting rid of faulty rhodopsin, so finding a way to encourage its activity could prove to be a way to treat RP in the future.

Written by Kat Arney

Image from work by Jaiwei Xu, Haifang Zhao and Tao Wang

National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing, China

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in PLOS Genetics, November 2020

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[thatotherblindguy]

That moment I realized one my go to beers color coordinates with my cane.

[kitchenconfession]

Everyday I choose to SMILE and if you’ve been here with me a while you’ll know why. Not only does reading the word SMILE make you smile (is that a little grin I see 😊) but it’s also a reminder to try and ....⁣ ⁣ See ⁣ Miracles ⁣ In ⁣ Life ⁣ Everyday⁣ ⁣ “Sometimes you just need to be reminded of what you already have and trust it’s where you need to be. Because when you do you’ll be amazed at the results”⁣ ⁣ Being patient is not how I would describe myself but I’m learning to be present and in the moment. Learning to enjoy what I’ve been given today and get excited for what’s yet to come. . . 📷 by: @beautifully__human ❤️ . . . . . . . . . . . . . #KitchenConfession #behappy #morningmotivation #smile #happinessis #HowEyeSeeIt #legallyblind #retinitispigmentosa #livingwithvisionloss #lowvision #inspiredaily #motivation #positivity #instagood #food #foodblogger #canada #youareloved #mentalhealth #yougotthis #igotthis #love #torontoblogger #6ix #makingdreamscometrue #doyou (at Toronto, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxusAThH3ES/?igshid=1ni3vhn452133