LASIK and Eye Surgery Blog - Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center
Monday, March 31, 2008
New Trial May Restore Vision
The trial is a phase one human safety study, and there is a small chance that the first patients involved in the trial will have some of their vision restored. In puppies, the gene therapy actually showed results within one to two months.
In the next year, six adults and three children (8-17), with Leber’s congenital amaurosis are to receive the gene therapy over the next year. People with LCA often have severe loss of vision from birth or early childhood, complete night blindness, extinguished rod electroretinography and severely reduced cone responses.
To learn more about advances in ophthalmology or to see about having LASIK, please contact the office of Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center in San Diego, California.
posted by Lynn at 9:00 AM
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