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Evolution of Anti-VEGF Agents and Unmet Needs in Retinal Diseases

December 19, 2024

By John Kitchens, MD
Richard Gale, PhD, MEd, BSc, MBChB, FRCP, FRCOphth

Opinion

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Panelists discuss how anti-VEGF therapies have dramatically improved visual outcomes in patients with age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema over the past decade. Key challenges persist, including treatment burden, adherence, and identifying optimal dosing regimens for individual patients.

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EP: 1.Evolution of Anti-VEGF Agents and Unmet Needs in Retinal Diseases

EP: 2.Advantages of the molecular structure of aflibercept

EP: 3.Treat-and-Extend Strategy With Aflibercept

EP: 4.Assessing New Therapies for Retinal Diseases

EP: 5.Significance of the Higher Molar Dose of Aflibercept 8 mg

EP: 6.Study Design for PULSAR and PHOTON Trials for Aflibercept 8 mg

EP: 7.Patient Selection for Aflibercept 8 mg

EP: 8.Faricimab Molecular Design and Role of Ang-2

EP: 9.Outcomes with Faricimab and Choosing Between the New Therapies

EP: 10.Safety Profile of New Therapies

EP: 11.Perspectives on the Usefulness of Real-world Data

EP: 12.Strategies for Loading Dose Sse for Treatment-Naive and Switch Patients

EP: 13.Impact of Durable Therapies on Patients and Clinics and Monitoring Strategies

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Anti-VEGF treatments have been available for age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema for over a decade. Can you discuss how they have impacted patient outcomes and what barriers remain to achieving optimal results?

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