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Nikolas J.S. London, MD
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Nikolas J.S. London, MD, reviews the case of a patient with wet AMD who presented with persistent intraretinal fluid and symptomatic, large pigment epithelial detachment. The patient underwent monthly therapy with various anti-VEGF agents, none of which consistently controlled the disease. In December 2019 the patient underwent therapy with brolucizumab (Beovu, Novartis) and has since received seven injections of the drug. Listen to a panel of experts discuss this case on the New Retina Radio miniseries The Art of Drug Choice: Wet AMD and the Latest Data.
Posted: 10/22/2020
Nikolas J.S. London, MD
Nikolas J.S. London, MD, reviews the case of a patient with wet AMD who presented with persistent intraretinal fluid and symptomatic, large pigment epithelial detachment. The patient underwent monthly therapy with various anti-VEGF agents, none of which consistently controlled the disease. In December 2019 the patient underwent therapy with brolucizumab (Beovu, Novartis) and has since received seven injections of the drug. Listen to a panel of experts discuss this case on the New Retina Radio miniseries The Art of Drug Choice: Wet AMD and the Latest Data.
Posted: 10/22/2020
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