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Significats de optic nerve atrophy en anglès

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оптическая нейропатия
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neuropatia óptica
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enfermedad del nervio óptico
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malaltia del nervi òptic

Cranial nerve disease that is located in the optic nerve.

malaltia del nervi òptic
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Examples for "optic nerve disease"
Examples for "optic nerve disease"
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On the other hand, visual loss caused by inner or whole thickness retinal diseases, eye loss, optic nerve diseases (tumors, ischemia, inflammatory processes etc.
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They initially thought he might have a rare condition called Leber's disease, which is a hereditary optic nerve disorder that causes vision loss.
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Conclusions: ONHD volume generally correlates with structural and functional optic nerve damage.
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Without appropriate therapy PISK can result in severe optic nerve damage.
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Therefore, SIRT1 may serve as a promising novel target for the treatment of optic nerve damage.
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A coroner had found that Autumn's injuries included retinal hemorrhage, optic nerve damage and subdural bleeding.
Reuters
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The indication choosing was suggested according to visual acuity, angle closure circumference, cataract, medication requirements and optic nerve damage.
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Eleven patients had unilateral involvement and one patient had bilateral optic neuropathy.
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This article emphasizes the effectiveness of HAART in presumed HIV-induced optic neuropathy.
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Visual loss is usually the result of optic neuropathy from associated orbitocranial AVMs.
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The prevalence of optic neuropathy in visually asymptomatic patients has not been determined.
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To date, 10 cases of optic neuropathy have been reported.
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On the other hand, visual loss caused by inner or whole thickness retinal diseases, eye loss, optic nerve diseases (tumors, ischemia, inflammatory processes etc.
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Ús de optic nerve atrophy en anglès
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Patients also display significant developmental abnormalities not seen in p110δ knockouts (eg, optic nerve atrophy and skeletal anomalies) that we ascribe to loss of SKAP.
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