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- Published on: 7 July 2006
- Published on: 26 June 2006
- Published on: 7 July 2006Authors' responseShow More
Dear Editor,
We thank Dr. John Sloper for his comments regarding this clinical pathological case of advanced human glaucoma, visual field loss, and central visual system degeneration. [1] Dr. Sloper states "Gupta et al. state that both magnocellular and parvocellular cells from the lateral geniculate nucleus of a patient with glaucoma are significantly smaller than those in three control subjects." We respectf...
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None declared. - Published on: 26 June 2006Visual pathway changes in glaucomaShow More
Dear Editor,
Gupta et al. state that both magnocellular and parvocellular cells from the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) of a patient with glaucoma are significantly smaller than those in three control subjects. However it would appear that the authors have used the sample sizes and standard deviation of the cell samples from each individual to make comparisons between subjects. This is statistically invalid...
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