Latest posts tagged with #Neovascularization on Bluesky
Two slitlamp photographs of an eye, side by side. The left, labeled 'A Pretreatment slitlamp photograph,' shows a cornea with a large red lesion. The right, 'B Posttreatment slitlamp photograph,' shows the same eye after treatment, with a fainter lesion.
This case report describes a case of Peters anomaly with central #corneal #neovascularization diagnosed in a female toddler who presented with acute intracorneal #hemorrhage in the right eye. ja.ma/4rI7QPv
Extraocular delivery of bioswitchable tri-miR-22-loaded tetrahedral DNA nanostructures for intraocular neovascular and neurodegenerative repair
BiRDS, a tetrahedral DNA-based Tri-miR-22 mimic system, penetrates #retina via #extraocular delivery, suppresses pathological #neovascularization, preserves neuronal integrity & blocks Wnt/β-catenin, offering a next-gen RNA #nanotherapy.
#OpenAccess #STTT: doi.org/10.1038/s413...
Two slitlamp photos: A) "Pretreatment" shows a cloudy cornea with a central red area. B) "Posttreatment" shows improved clarity with reduced redness. Both display close-up eye views.
This case report describes a case of Peters anomaly with central #corneal #neovascularization diagnosed in a female toddler who presented with acute intracorneal #hemorrhage in the right eye. ja.ma/49rrbh4
Synapse: Your Connection to our MSK Authors
Meet: Anuja Ogirala
Research Focus: Molecular Pharmacology Program; Senior Research Assistant
synapse.mskcc.org/synapse/work...
#Neovascularization #VascularBiology #Microfluidics #OrganOnAChip #TumorModeling #CancerResearch #TargetedTherapies
Speakers from Mass General, Harvard Medical School, BIDMC, and Boston Children’s will provide foundational knowledge and an overview of the cellular and molecular underpinnings of #neovascularization in malignancy, plus some #translational aspects! Full #Pathobiology2025 program bit.ly/3yOeuxu
Textual illustration of neovascularization split into 3 subcategories of: angiogenesis, arteriogenesis, and vasculogenesis, each described further.
Questions for any experts in #neovascularization out there: is "angiogenesis" a generally tolerated colloquilaism for all forms of neovascularization out there? If so, why? I have seen it used to describe the body forming new arteries from preexisting blood vessels, but that's arteriogenesis, no?
