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.
Macular Diseases
Study Characterizes Full Thickness Macular Holes Likely to Close Without Surgery
Macular holes that are small, trauma-induced, or those with cystic characteristics under treatment may not need surgical intervention, research shows.
Postoperative Prostaglandin Analogue Use Not Linked to Cystoid Macular Edema
Researchers say cataract surgery patients with no macular pathology may benefit from IOP-controlling medication.
Outer Retinal Layer Thickening Precedes Neovascularization in AMD
Researchers identified changes on OCT imaging associated with disease progression.
Vitreoretinal Complications Frequent After KPro Implantation
Potentially blinding secondary complication duration can average 17.7 months, the study shows.
OCT-A May Detect Diabetic Retinopathy in Eyes Without Clinical Signs
The technology can identify microvascular alterations associated with preclinical disease.
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.
Patients with Extrafoveal Geographic Atrophy Develop Foveal GA After 5 Years
The analysis also found a strong correlation between incident GA and severe loss of visual acuity.
Report Provides Insight Into Inflammation After Anti-VEGF Injections
Patients being treated with brolucizumab may require additional monitoring.
OCT B-Scans Can Stand in for ICGA to Find Polypoidal Lesions
When indocyanine green angiography is unavailable to image polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, OCT B-scan may suffice.
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