Baseline visual acuity strongly predicts visual acuity gain in patients with diabetic macular edema following anti-vascular endothelial growth factor treatment across trials
Pravin U Dugel,1,2 Jost Hillenkamp,3 Sobha Sivaprasad,4,5 Jessica Vögeler,6 Marie-Catherine Mousseau,7 Andreas Wenzel,8 Philippe Margaron,8 Ron Hashmonay,8 Pascale Massin9 1Retinal Consultants of Arizona LTD, Retinal Research Institute LLC, Phoenix, AZ, 2USC Eye Institute, Keck School of M...
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Autores principales: | Dugel PU, Hillenkamp J, Sivaprasad S, Vögeler J, Mousseau MC, Wenzel A, Margaron P, Hashmonay R, Massin P |
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Dove Medical Press
2016
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/550d47124ce14593bb3a56025934ce30 |
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