Everything You Wanted to Know About Stem Cells in Ophthalmology
June 18, 2012
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My writeup about stem cells in ophthalmology is now online as a featured article in Retina Today. It explains what stem cells are, the various types, and where they are being used in treating ophthalmic disorders.
A complete list of companies and institutions and the clinical trials now underway (or soon to be) are shown in the pdf version. To read the article, follow this link.
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Filed in Clinical Trials, Cornea, Macular Degeneration, New Technologies, Optic Nerve, Patient Education, Research, Retina, Stem Cell Therapies
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