Opinion|Videos|November 22, 2024
MOA and Improved Outcomes: Gaps in Measuring Real-World Results
Sumit Sharma, MD, FASRS ponders to the panel the root cause of improved outcomes with newer agents. The panel then highlights current gaps in measuring visual improvements beyond tools such as the OCT, emphasizing the need for patient-centered treatment plans.
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