Slowing or Delaying Vision Loss in Retinitis Pigmentosa (USH2A gene mutation subtype) → Hypothesis

Cell-Based Therapies Can Restore Function

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Promising long-term but still largely experimental. Integration of transplanted cells remains a challenge.

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Replacing damaged cells can restore or maintain vision. Sub-hypotheses: - Stem cell therapy can regenerate retinal cells - Photoreceptor transplantation is viable

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HIGH Which therapies are closest to real-world availability for USH2A RP?

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