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Bionic eye and advanced technology in ophthalmology

Biyonik göz ve oftalmolojide ileri teknoloji

Gamze NİYAZOĞLU
Gülsen ATASEVEN
Kadir ELTUTAN
Pages
79–84
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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The basic sources of stemcells are embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In ophthalmology, one of the latest technologies in the trialphase that is considered as a new ray of hope for the visuallyimpaired is the “bionic eye”, and another promising devel- opment is stem cell transplantation.
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In ophthalmology, one of the latest technologies in the trialphase that is considered as a new ray of hope for the visuallyimpaired is the “bionic eye”, and another promising devel- opment is stem cell transplantation. Biotechnology has beenone of the most rapidly developing areas of science and tech- nology over the last 20 years. The “bionic eye” is one of theremarkable developments in biotechnology. It is composed ofglasses with camera, a hand-held computer and an implantplaced in the retina. Stem cells also offer new promise in thetreatment of many diseases, including in the field of ophthal- mology for the visually impaired. The basic sources of stemcells are embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells.

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Oftalmolojide deneme aşamasında olan ve görme özürlüinsanlara yeni birer umut ışığı olan son teknolojilerden biribiyonik göz diğeri ise kök hücre naklidir. Son 20 yılda bi- lim ve teknolojinin en hızlı geliştiği alanlardan biri biyo- teknolojidir. Biyoteknoloji alanında dikkat çekici gelişme- lerden biri “biyonik göz”dür. Biyonik göz, üstünde kame- ra bulunan bir gözlük, el bilgisayarı ve retinaya yerleştiri- len implanttan oluşur. Kök hücreler, birçok hastalığın te- davisinde umut ışığı olmakla beraber oftalmolojide de gör- me özürlü insanlarda umut vaat ediyor. Temel kök hücrekaynakları embriyonik kök hücreler ve yetişkin kök hüc- relerdir.

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NİYAZOĞLU, G., ATASEVEN, G., ELTUTAN, K. (2022). Bionic eye and advanced technology in ophthalmology. İstanbul Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 2, 79–84. https://ajindex.com/articles/552548

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