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Subspecialties Retina

Combining Laser and Anti-VEGF for the Treatment of DME

| Stela Vujosevic

Advances in understanding of the therapeutic mechanisms that underpin micropulse laser treatment suggest that protocols for treatment of diabetic macular edema should be integrated.

Business & Profession Cataract

A Vision Timebomb

| Mark Hillen

Although baby boomers may be in a state of denial regarding their own aging, ophthalmologists know differently. In particular, four diseases of the ageing eye comprise a demographic and economic timebomb.

Subspecialties Retina

Aspirin not Linked to AMD

| Mark Hillen

Previous studies linked aspirin use with age-related macular degeneration, but new data suggest otherwise: aspirin is innocent of all charges.

Subspecialties Retina

Statins Protect Elderly Against Macular Degeneration

| Mark Hillen

If you’re aged over 68 years, then statins significantly reduce your risk of developing AMD; it has no impact on younger age groups.

Business & Profession Retina

See the Benefits of a Good Workout

| Mark Hillen

Mice that take exercise exhibit slower retinal degeneration than those that don’t. It could work for people too.

Subspecialties Retina

Inkjet Interventions

| Mark Hillen

Can you envisage a future in which deploying a tiny cell-spraying device during vitreoretinal surgery reverses years of retinal cell death? Keith Martin can.

Subspecialties Professional Development

Turning Dreams into Reality

Sitting Down With Walter Wrobel, CEO/ President, and Reinhard Rubow, CFO, Retina Implant AG

Subspecialties Retina

Ranibizumab Reality Bites

| Mark Hillen

In the UK, real-world visual outcomes of patients receiving ranibizumab for neovascular AMD fail to match those achieved in most randomized trials. But they were delivered with substantially fewer injections and hospital visits.

Subspecialties Retina

Integrin Blockade as a Retinovascular Therapy

| David Boyer

A new drug, ALG-1001, that blocks the transmembrane receptors that cells use to attach to their surroundings, has the potential to treat a range of retinovascular diseases

Subspecialties Retina

VEGF has Physiolgical as well as Pathological Functions

| Magali Saint-Geniez and Patricia D’Amore

Growing evidence for the key role played by VEGF in the normal adult eye now demands that ophthalmologists give careful consideration to the use of anti-VEGF therapies.

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