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|Articles|October 26, 2012
Disease Progression Evident in Progressive Glaucomatous Optic Neuropathy
“Structural remodeling†is how Andrew B. Mick, OD, FAAO, described the visual signs of glaucoma progression at the Glaucoma SIG symposium, Identifying Glaucoma Progression: A Clinical Discussion, during the 2012 American Academy of Optometry meeting.
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Duravyu gained 2.5 letters vs 6.1 with aflibercept at week 52/56, missing noninferiority in a second phase 3 wet AMD trial.
Alcon's Brytly eye drops received FDA approval for OTC temporary relief of minor ocular redness.
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