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I am an ophthalmologist working in Marmara University Faculty of Medicine, Istanbul. We are planing a study about the therapeutic effects of stem cells in diabetic retinopathy. ERG assesment of rats is planed but we need some visual information as help for the methodology for rat ERG. Could you please send me any visual material regarding your methodology for connecting the electrodes for ERG assesment in winsar albino rats.
Thanks in advance
Eren Cerman. M.D.
University of Marmara Faculty of Medicine
Dpartment of Ophthalmology
I am an ophthalmologist working in Marmara University Faculty of Medicine, Istanbul. We are planing a study about the therapeutic effects of stem cells in diabetic retinopathy. ERG assesment of rats is planed but we need some visual information as help for the methodology for rat ERG. Could you please send me any visual material regarding your methodology for connecting the electrodes for ERG assesment in winsar albino rats.
Thanks in advance
Eren Cerman. M.D.
University of Marmara Faculty of Medicine
Dpartment of Ophthalmology
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