来自一项全球观察研究的两年瑞士队列结果,该研究调查了在神经血管与年龄相关的黄斑退化症中使用2毫克肠内阿弗利塞普特的积极剂量

Katja Hatz1,2, Aude Ambresin3,4, Martin Schmid5,6

  • 1Vista Eye Clinic Binningen, Hauptstrasse 55, 4102 Binningen, Switzerland.

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概括

在瑞士进行的XTEND研究发现,在24个月内,用静脉内阿弗利塞普特 (IVT-AFL) 进行主动治疗,改善了新血管年龄相关黄斑变性 (nAMD) 患者的视力和减少了视网膜厚度. 这些现实数据支持IVT-AFL.

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