Functional and anatomical results of subthreshold micropulse laser as rescue treatment for central serous chorioretinopathy after verteporfin shortage.

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Functional and anatomical results of subthreshold micropulse laser as rescue treatment for central serous chorioretinopathy after verteporfin shortage.

Authors: Oribio-Quinto, C., Alarcón-Garcia, A. D., Enriquez-Fuentes, J., Burgos-Blasco, B., & Fernandez-Vigo, J. I.
Presented: January 1, 2024
Type: Publications

Conclusion: A significant anatomical improvement in SRF and a decrease in SFCT were observed in patients with CSCR who were previously waiting for PDT and were rescued by HSML. However, the rate of complete SRF resolution was low.

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