Ranibizumab Reduces Leakage After Macular Telangiectasia, Offers Modest BCVA Improvement

Thursday, July 24, 2014

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Although ranibizumab injections helped reduce leakage secondary to macular telangiectasia type 2, improvements in best corrected visual acuity were similar to those seen in the untreated fellow eye, according to study findings

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A patient comes to your office requesting cosmetic Botox. She is bothered by the wrinkles in the area depicted in the image. Which muscle would you need to target with your injections to address these rhytides?
1. frontalis
2. corrugators
3. procerus
4. orbicularis oculi
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Ranibizumab Reduces Leakage After Macular Telangiectasia, Offers Modest BCVA Improvement

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A patient comes to your office requesting cosmetic Botox. She is bothered by the wrinkles in the area depicted in the image. Which muscle would you need to target with your injections to address these rhytides?

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