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21.	FMRI Reveal Large-scale Visual Network In Minimally Conscious State Patients
22.	Studies On Changes Of Primary Visual Cortex In Experimental Optic Nerve Injury Models
23.	Study On Clinical Diagnosis And Cognitive Function Of Williams Syndrome
24.	Protective Effect Of Local Applying NGF Slow-release From Fibrin Sealant On Injured Optic Nerve And Retinal Ganglion Cells
25.	Study On Visual Tracking Algorithm And Application On Motion Analysis Of Biological Objects
26.	Noninvasive Measurement Of Intracranial Pressure With Flash Visual Evoked Potentials Used To Monitor Craniocerebral Injury
27.	Study On Several Issues Of Content-based Image Retrieval
28.	Study Of The Visual Pathway With MR Diffusion Tensor Imaging And Clinical Applications
29.	Research On Specimen Preparation Technology Of Virtual Visible Rat
30.	Experimental And Clinical Study Of Optic Nerve Protection Of Astragalus Membranaceus
31.	The Researches Of Deficit Mechanism Of Motion Gratings Perception In Anisometropia And The Mechanisms Of First-and Second-order Motion Detection In Normal Visual System
32.	Experimental Research Of Ranibizumab Inhibited Choroidal Neovascularization In Brown Norway Rat
33.	The Effect Of Dopamine On Gamma-aminobutyric Acid-activated Currents In Vitro Cultured Visual Cortical Neurons Of Rats
34.	The Effect Of Anterior Optic Pathway Lesion On The Structure And Function Of Visual System: A Combined DTI And FMRI Study
35.	Effects Of Natural Herb A On Synaptic Transmission And The Underlying Molecular Mechanism In Monocular Deprived Rats
36.	Homeostatic Synaptic Plasticity In Visual Development And Abnormal Visual Experiences Of Rats
37.	Construction And Screening Subtractive CDNA Libraries Related To Visual Cortex Plasticity In Rats
38.	Binocular Form Deprivation Reactivates Ocular Dominance Plasticity In Adult Visual Cortex
39.	Study On Mechanisms By Which TPA Terminate The Critical Period Of Rat Visual Development
40.	Study On The SSVEP's Application In Brain-Computer Interface And Cognitive Task
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