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Targeting Schlemm's canal endothelium to modulate aqueous humour outflow facility as a potential treatment for glaucoma

2016-01-01

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Glaucoma is an ocular neurodegenerative disease generally associated to sustained elevated intraocular pressure (IOP). Lowering IOP is the only suitable therapeutic strategy for glaucoma but current treatments do not target the root cause of elevated IOP: increased aqueous humour outflow resistance. The mechanisms involved in outflow resistance generation are not fully understood. It is thought that resistance is...

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30c23b24-0c3e-54d7-ae8e-ccfcfe406d6c
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10.25560/67681
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