
Talisa Forest (de Carlo), MD, discusses how dynamic complement biomarkers track with artificial intelligence-measured geographic atrophy progression.

Talisa Forest (de Carlo), MD, is assistant professor, medical director of imaging, and co-director of the AMD Registry in the Vitreoretinal Surgery service, Ophthalmology Department, at the Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Eye Center, University of Colorado Anschutz, in Aurora, Colorado.

Talisa Forest (de Carlo), MD, discusses how dynamic complement biomarkers track with artificial intelligence-measured geographic atrophy progression.