OPTO 241 (Ocular Anatomy)

This course was given to optometry students who studied the old curriculum (The Bachelor degree before introducing Doctor of Optometry program)

ملحقات المادة الدراسية

OPTO 344 (Ocular Disease)

This course was given to optometry students who studied the old curriculum (The Bachelor degree before introducing Doctor of Optometry program)

ملحقات المادة الدراسية

344 OPTO (ocular disease)

This course was given to optometry students who studied the old curriculum (The Bachelor degree before introducing Doctor of Optometry program)

OPTO 343 (Ocular Pharmacology)

This course was given to optometry students who studied the old curriculum (The Bachelor degree before introducing Doctor of Optometry program)

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Hydrostatic Pressure does not cause detectable changes to Survival in Human Retinal Ganglion Cells

PURPOSE:

Elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) is a major risk factor for glaucoma. One consequence of raised IOP is that ocular tissues are subjected to increased hydrostatic pressure (HP). The effect of raised HP on stress pathway signaling and retinal ganglion cell (RGC) survival in the human retina was investigated.

METHODS:

Perception of research ethics amongst Saudi postgraduate students: compararsion between home and abroad academic enviroment

Education in the ethical conduct of research that is acquired by postgraduate students is a key component

for their professional development in scientifi c and academic communities. This study aimed to assess Saudi

postgraduate students’ baseline knowledge of research ethics while they are studying abroad. Students were

asked to complete an online survey consisting of 32 likert-scale questions. The questions assessed the perceptions

of students regarding research misconduct, the prevalence of questionable research practices in their current

Comparative study between the protective effects of Saudi and Egyptian antivenoms, alone or in combination with ion channel modulators, against deleterious actions of Leiurus quinquestriatus scorpion venom

This study compared efficacy of two polyvalent antivenoms (Saudi Arabian and Egyptian), against lethality and pathophysiological changes of Leiurusquinquestriatus quinquestriatus (LQQ) scorpion venom in mice. Additionally, the study examined whether treatment with selected ion channelmodulators, lidocaine, nimodipine or amiodarone would be effective, alone or combined with the antivenoms. The protein concentration of the Saudiantivenom was 1/3 of Egyptian, indicating lesser immunogenicity, while both preservative contents were within limits.

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