Clinical and Histopathologic Classification of Retinal Dysplasia
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2011, Journal of AAPOSCitation Excerpt :Others have suggested that abnormalities in the developmental sequence of programmed cell death (apoptosis), misdirected regenerative activity, or injuries to the retina occurring prepartum may play a role in retinal dysplasia.5,17 Dysplasia is not encountered as a reparative response in the adult mature retina.1,3-5 The histopathologic hallmark is the formation of pseudorosettes surrounded by extensive gliosis.1,3,16,17
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This work was supported by Public Health Service Grant EY-00108-03 and the Connecticut Lions Eye Research Foundation, Inc.
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