2016
DOI: 10.1055/s-0041-111819
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Improvement in Visual Function in Patients with Inherited Diseases of the Retina Following Acupuncture Treatment

Abstract: The acupuncture protocol improved visual function in our patients with inherited diseases of the retina and was well tolerated. Nevertheless, the long-term effect of this complementary therapy remains to be evaluated.

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“…Previous reports on the application of acupuncture in patients with RCD have shown improvement in visual function, as measured by static/ kinetic perimetry, dark adaptation, electrooculogram, contrast sensitivity [25, 26] a finding we confirmed in our RCD patients, but also in a variety of IRD patients treated with needle acupuncture of the body and the ears [27]. Surprisingly, in the majority of our IRD patients, we mentioned signs and symptoms related to FS.…”
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“…Previous reports on the application of acupuncture in patients with RCD have shown improvement in visual function, as measured by static/ kinetic perimetry, dark adaptation, electrooculogram, contrast sensitivity [25, 26] a finding we confirmed in our RCD patients, but also in a variety of IRD patients treated with needle acupuncture of the body and the ears [27]. Surprisingly, in the majority of our IRD patients, we mentioned signs and symptoms related to FS.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Objective and subjective improvement in visual acuity, contrast vision and Goldmann visual field following acupuncture was seen in all IRD patients (for details, please refer to our previous publication [27]).…”
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