Two-drug eye injection combo aims to cut treatment visits in half for vision condition
NCT ID NCT01295112
Summary
This study tested whether adding an Ozurdex implant to standard Avastin eye injections could reduce the total number of injections needed over six months for adults with a type of retinal vein blockage. Researchers wanted to see if this combination approach would help control the condition while requiring fewer treatment visits. The main goal was to count how many additional Avastin injections patients needed during the study period.
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Texas Retina Associates
Dallas, Texas, 75231, United States
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