Rétinite pigmentaire : une perte progressive de la vue - Le Magazine de la Santé

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disease that progressively destroys certain cells in the eye, leading to blindness. Living with retinitis pigmentosa: Patients generally seek medical help for decreased visual acuity, impaired night or peripheral vision. Valérie Simonet experienced these symptoms at the age of 25. Her disease gradually worsened. Retinitis pigmentosa: the hope of gene therapy: Currently, there is no curative treatment, but extensive research is underway. Gene therapy is being conducted at the Nantes University Hospital. Find more information about your health at https://www.allodocteurs.fr For more videos, subscribe:    / @allodocteurs