An Optically Powered Single-Channel Stimulation Implant as Test System for Chronic Biocompatibility and Biostability of Miniaturized Retinal Vision Prostheses
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Thomas Stieglitz | Thomas Schanze | Sascha Kammer | Lutz Hesse | Werner Haberer | Carsten Lau | Nina Greve | Thomas Dörge | Andreas Rentzos | T. Stieglitz | S. Kammer | T. Schanze | W. Haberer | Andreas Rentzos | L. Hesse | Nina Greve | T. Dörge | C. Lau
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