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[Features of genetic mutations in children with high myopia combined with peripheral retinal degenerations].

Vestnik oftalmologii - 1 Jan 2024

Weener M E, Obrubov S A, Barh D, Gubanov A A, Yushina V S

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Degenerative changes in the peripheral regions of the ocular fundus allow a closer look at both the role of collagen genes and their mutations in children with high myopia. PURPOSE: The study investigates the features of genetic mutations in children with high myopia combined with peripheral retinal degenerations. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Study group was formed from the database of genetic studies of the Scientific...

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PMID: 38450462
DOI: 10.17116/oftalma202414001119

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