Functional outcome in subretinal electronic implants depends on foveal eccentricity.
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Eberhart Zrenner | Akos Kusnyerik | Katarina Stingl | Florian Gekeler | Helmut Sachs | E. Zrenner | K. Bartz-Schmidt | F. Gekeler | H. Sachs | K. Stingl | A. Kusnyerik | Karl-Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt
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