Does dystrophin be Required for Proper Functioning of Luminance and Red-Green Cone Opponent Mechanisms in the Human Retina?
The results suggest that dystrophin is required for the proper function of luminance and red-green cone opponent mechanisms in the human retina.
The results quantify the strong relationship between NP levels taken following an unplanned admission to a cardiology department and the duration of hospitalization. This information permits improved identification of a patient population likely to require a prolonged hospital stay and consume more healthcare resources. Such patients may require a more aggressive diagnostic, treatment, and management strategy.