A low light intensity vision loss also referred to as nyctalopia is a vision disorder wherein an individual struggles to see particularly at night. Night blindness is characterized by the ability of individuals to have a difficult time viewing items in poorly lit or during nighttime activities such as when driving during the night. Even
Optic Nerve Hypoplasia (ONH) is an infra orbital pathway that connects the eye to the brain through optic nerve which has been found to be affected by a disease. ONH persons have an abnormally developed optic nerve, and depending on the severity of the condition, the individual may experience partial or complete vision loss. The
Rod and cone dystrophy is a group of inherited diseases affecting the retina, the cells that are vital for vision. This condition results in gradual loss of vision. The patients have challenges seeing at night and eventually they become blind. We at Eyestemcellcenter believe firmly in our mission to constantly advance the stem cells treatment
Partial or complete vision loss dramatically impairs a person’s function, dependence, and, ultimately, the state of their health. Often it is a progressive process, which develops in the presence of various diseases affecting the retina, such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, or damage to the optic nerve. As with all of the symptoms, vision