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Lillemor Wachtmeister

Kontaktinformation
Befattning:	Professor emerita
Verksam vid:	Klinisk vetenskap
Avdelning:	Oftalmiatrik
Adress:	Umeå universitet, Klinisk vetenskap SE-901 85 Umeå Sverige
Besöksadress:	4, 7 tr NUS, Oftalmiatrik, Ögonkliniken - forskning, undervisning
Tel:	+46 90 785 24 70
E-postadress:	lillemor.wachtmeister@ophthal.umu.se E-post
Webbsida:	http://www.clinsci.umu.se/ Webbsida

Publikationer

Författare	Titel	År	Fulltext
Burstedt, Marie S I Ristoff, Ellinor Larsson, Agne; et al.	Rod-cone dystrophy with maculopathy in genetic glutathione synthetase deficiency: a morphologic and electrophysiologic study. Ophthalmology, 116(2): 324-331	2009	-
Burstedt, Marie S I Sandgren, Ola Golovleva, Irina; et al.	Effects of prolonged dark adaptation in patients with retinitis pigmentosa of Bothnia type: an electrophysiological study. Doc Ophthalmol, 116(3): 193-205	2008	-
Ristoff, E Burstedt, Marie Larsson, A; et al.	Progressive retinal dystrophy in two sisters with glutathione synthetase (GS) deficiency J Inherit Metab Dis, 30(1): 102-	2007	-
Lundström, Anna-Lena Wang, Ling Wachtmeister, Lillemor	Neuronal adaptation in the human retina: a study of the single oscillatory response in dark adaptation and mesopic background illumination. Acta Ophthalmologica Scandinavica, 85(7): 756-763	2007	-
el Azazi, Mildred Wang, Ling Eklund, Anders; et al.	Background light adaptation of the retinal neuronal adaptive system. II. Dynamic effects Documenta Ophthalmologica, 109(2): 201-213	2004	-
Mönestam, Eva Wachmeister, Lillemor	Impact of cataract surgery on the visual ability of the very old American Journal of Ophthalmology, 137(1): 145-155	2004	-
Burstedt, Marie S I Sandgren, Ola Golovleva, Irina; et al.	Retinal function in Bothnia dystrophy. An electrophysiological study. Vision Research, 43(24): 2559-2571	2003	-
Mönestam, Eva Wachtmeister, Lillemor	Change of subjective visual function in first-eye cataract patients when the rate of surgery increases in a population. Medical Care, 40(11): 1080-1089	2002	-

Sidansvarig: Helena Harding
2010-11-02