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A clinical study to evaluate the efficacy of intravitreal Anti-VEGF therapy in treating macular edema due to retinal venous occlusions.

Poninder Kumar1, Ajay Banarji2, Sagarika Patyal3, V S Gurunadh4, T S Ahluwalia5, Avadesh Oli6, P S Moulick1, Anuradha Makker7.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: A non-randomized, interventional study was carried out various types of retinal venous occlusions with significant macular edema who required an Anti-VEGF injection.
METHOD: One hundred and one consecutive patients diagnosed as a case of CRVO/HCRVO/BRVO were enrolled in the study provided they had significant macular edema. Atleast three intra-vitreal injections of Anti-VEGFs were given and both the pre and post injections BCVA and CMT on OCT were observed and analyzed.
RESULTS: 87 patients (86.14%) showed a significant improvement of vision of atleast two lines on the Snellen's and mean BCVA improved from log MAR +1.084 to log MAR +0.455. CMT on OCT showed reduction in thickness after Anti-VEGF therapy in 99 patients out of 101 and mean CMT decreased from 586.30 μ at baseline to 329.50 μ. Both of these findings were statistically very significant.
CONCLUSIONS: Anti-VEGF therapy had a marked improvement in BCVA along with a dramatic reduction in CMT in the vast majority of RVOs patients with no serious ocular or systemic side effects.

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Keywords:  Anti-VEGFs; BCVA; CMT; Macular edema; RVOs

Year:  2013        PMID: 24600120      PMCID: PMC3862666          DOI: 10.1016/j.mjafi.2013.02.001

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Med J Armed Forces India        ISSN: 0377-1237


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