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Switch Case: Massive PED (Part 1)

Yasha S. Modi, MD

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What happens when a patient who presents with intermediate AMD returns with wet AMD and a massive pigment epithelial detachment (PED)? And after switching anti-VEGF agents to achieve longer durability, how do you account for vision loss despite resolution of exudative activity? Yasha S. Modi, MD, reviews this case with Priya Sharma Vakharia, MD, and Joseph M. Coney, MD, and showcases it alongside another PED case, featured in the Part 2 of this video pairing.

Posted: 1/15/2024

Keywords:

pigment epithelial detachment (PED)

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anti-VEGF agent

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resolution of exudative activity

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Season Two

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Switch Case: Massive PED (Part 1)

Yasha S. Modi, MD

What happens when a patient who presents with intermediate AMD returns with wet AMD and a massive pigment epithelial detachment (PED)? And after switching anti-VEGF agents to achieve longer durability, how do you account for vision loss despite resolution of exudative activity? Yasha S. Modi, MD, reviews this case with Priya Sharma Vakharia, MD, and Joseph M. Coney, MD, and showcases it alongside another PED case, featured in the Part 2 of this video pairing.

Posted: 1/15/2024

Keywords:

pigment epithelial detachment (PED)

•

anti-VEGF agent

•

resolution of exudative activity

•

Season Two

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