Discontinuing Treatments for Diabetic Retinopathy May Increase Neovascularization
Investigators report that continuous treatment is important to ensure that the benefits are not lost due to recurrent NV activity.”
Anti-VEGF Drugs
Visual Acuity Change Linked to Anti-VEGF Dose Frequency in Neovascular AMD
Research shows that greater treatment frequency is associated with stronger visual acuity gains.
Intravitreal Injection Prior to Cataract Surgery Increases Risk for Intraoperative Complications
Researchers identify iatrogenic damage following poor injection technique as a likely cause.
Neovascularization Elsewhere Morphology Linked With Ischemic Change Severity
The study examined the phenomenon in patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy.
Patient Face Mask Use Not Associated With Endophthalmitis During Intravitreal Injection
The study also suggests that patient-worn face masks do little to reduce the risk.
Study Shows Advantage of Using Intravitreal Injection Guide
The study quantifies differences between the instrument and a dual blade speculum.
Corneal Biomechanics May Help Predict Degree of Post-injection IOP Change
A study shows higher corneal hysteresis and corneal resistance factors are linked to the pace of IOP recovery after intravitreal injection.
Report Provides Insight Into Inflammation After Anti-VEGF Injections
Patients being treated with brolucizumab may require additional monitoring.
Area of CNV Associated With Visual Acuity Loss in nAMD
Researchers review predictive factors of acuity loss in neovascular AMD while using anti-VEGF therapy.
Four-week Aflibercept Regimen Beneficial In Macular Edema After Vitrectomy
Fixed anti-VEGF injections retained vision in vitrectomized eyes with persistent macular edema, a study shows.
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