1961
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1961.01840020013003
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The Eye of the Cat in Ophthalmic Research

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“…495 P. O. BISHOP, W. KOZAK AND G. J. VAKKUR Zurn (1902) reported a very small external depression or external fovea on the tapetal aspect of the retina in dog opposite the area centralis. Campbell (1961) has published a brief description of the fundus of the cat's eye. It is clear that a detailed study of the structure of the retina of the cat and other subprimate mammals is required, particularly in respect to the central area.…”
Section: Anatomy Of Funduwmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…495 P. O. BISHOP, W. KOZAK AND G. J. VAKKUR Zurn (1902) reported a very small external depression or external fovea on the tapetal aspect of the retina in dog opposite the area centralis. Campbell (1961) has published a brief description of the fundus of the cat's eye. It is clear that a detailed study of the structure of the retina of the cat and other subprimate mammals is required, particularly in respect to the central area.…”
Section: Anatomy Of Funduwmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Embora os primatas ou macacos sejam os modelos mais perfeitos, as barreiras éticas e os custos limitam o seu uso. Sendo a via óptica dos gatos muito similar à dos humanos e já bastante estudada durante várias décadas, são os mesmos considerados como segunda opção de modelos experimentais para provar a funcionalidade de um implante retiniano (74) , já havendo sido comprovada naqueles animais a ativação cortical retinotópica (40,57) . O nosso grupo, vinculado à Universidade de Marburg, realiza há oito anos experimentos que usam gatos como modelo de investigação para implantes epirretinianos.…”
Section: -Implantes Epirretinianosunclassified
“…Our findings and results are, however, in contrast to a large body of other data that used immersion fixation, not only from the cat retina [2][3][4] but also from a wide variety of other species [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] . In addition to this inconsistency, it is also an established fact that the outer retina in the cat is devoid of blood vessels [17] and may thus make immunocytochemical results in the retina fixed by vascular perfusion unreliable. To ensure that the results from perfusion fixation are reliable, further evidence supporting the preservation of glutamate IR in the outer retina by perfusion fixation is necessary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%