(i) Significant improvement of a VF detection deficit (ii) Significant improvement of VA (iii) EEG: increased synchronization in posterior brain regions (iv) Patients’ visual improvements were stable for almost two months
Transcorneal ES (Dawson-Trick-Litzkow electrode attached to patient eye)
80 (≥18)
(i) Safety of TES for RP patients. (ii) VF area and scotopic b-wave amplitude were reached statistically significant (iii) A larger sample size was needed for further investigations
tACS (8 to 14 pulses, <1000 μA), 1 pulse per minute during 25-35 min
90 (≥18)
(i) VF improved in the rtACS-treated patients. (ii) EEG: signs of neuromodulation (suggested as probable brain plasticity modulation) (iii) rtACS was reported as a safe and effective therapy for restoring vision
Electro-acupuncture Laser acupuncture transcorneal ES
21 (≥18)
(i) TES caused significant improvement in VA and VF (ii) TES reduced RP visual dysfunctions (iii) TES induced retinal blood flow. (iv) TES improved visual function (v) MVF regulated visual function