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Intra-vitreal injections
Publication details
Hafiy Haini, Tree Richardson
Foundation Years Journal, volume 6, issue 10, p.26 (123Doc Education, London, November 2012)
Abstract
Intra-vitreal injections can play a huge role in the management of important ophthalmological conditions. It has become a popular method to manage retinal diseases such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy and retinal vein occlusion. The development anti-VEGF agents has made a significant impact the management of AMD and other conditions associated with pathological neovascularisation.
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Authors
Hafiy Haini
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Tree Richardson
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