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Conferences Summaries


Euretina Paris 2025

Inflammatory biomarkers in RVO and DME on OCT can help guide treatment decisions. When there is evidence of inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment such as steroids should be considered if the response to anti-VEGF therapy is insufficient.
Summarized by Dr. Alik Rosenfeld

The importance of inflammatory biomarkers for optimizing intravitreal injection therapy in patients with DME and RVO.
Summarized by Dr. Assaf Dotan

Inflammatory biomarkers, AI, and the importance of early treatment in patients who do not respond to anti-VEGF injections.
Summarized by Dr. Assaf Dotan

Different types of fluids in the retina, inflammatory biomarkers, and their association in the diagnosis when treating DME and RVO.
Summarized by Dr. Alik Rosenfeld

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