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The Ophthalmologist / Authors / Eberhart Zrenner

Eberhart Zrenner

A graduate in electronic engineering as well as in medicine, Eberhart Zrenner’s career has merged his clinical and research interests. He founded the Institute for Ophthalmic Research at the University of Tübingen Center for Ophthalmology, where he runs a special clinic for patients with hereditary retinal degenerations. His research pursuits include retinal physiology and pathophysiology, ophthalmogenetics and retinal implants. In this issue, he writes about the development of a subretinal active microphotodiode array (MPDAs) to replace degenerated photoreceptors in blind people.  Read Zrenner’s description of retinal implants.

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Seeing the Unseeable

September 23, 2013

Retinal implants offer hope for the treatment of inherited blindness. Clinical trials of battery-powered subretinal and epiretinal devices have demonstrated that patients with retinitis pigmentosa, blind for many years, can once again recognize objects.

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Seeing the Unseeable

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