Makuladystrophien – erbliche Makuladegenerationen

 

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Dieser Artikel soll dem Leser Hinweise geben, um aufgrund klinischer Untersuchungsergebnisse erbliche Makuladegenerationen zu erkennen, voneinander abzugrenzen und sie v. a. auch von erworbenen Makulaerkrankungen zu unterscheiden. Die korrekte Diagnose ist die Basis für eine adäquate Beratung des Patienten und seiner Familie hinsichtlich Prognose, therapeutischer Möglichkeiten und der Vermeidung überflüssiger Therapien.

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Prof. Dr. Peter Walter

Universitätsklinikum Aachen
Augenklinik RWTH Aachen

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