Management of Inflammatory CNV


S.no

First author

Journal/year

Type of study

Disease

No

Location

Method of treatment

Assessment of response

Anatomical outcome

Visual outcome

Follow up

Remarks

1

Nielsen [14]

Retina-2012

Retrospective

POHS

54 eyes

pp, ef, jf, sf

IVB or IVR (PRN)

VA


96.2 % eyes: improvement

1 year
 
2

Arevalo [15]

Retina-2011

Retrospective, interventional

Inflammatory chorioretinal diseases

23 eyes

pp, ef, jf, sf

IVB 1.25 or 2.5 mg (PRN)

CMT, VA

Regression in all

Stable or improved in 91.3 %

2 years

No difference in response noted in 1.25 or 25 mg group

3

Kramer [16]

Retina-2010

Retrospective, interventional


10 eyes

pp, ef, jf, sf

IVB 2.5 mg (PRN)

CMT, VA

Regression in all

Improved in 90 %

Mean: 13 ± 8 months

Concomitant immunosuppression given where necessary

4

Fine [17]

Retina-2009

Retrospective, interventional

MFC

6 eyes

pp, ef, jf, sf

IVB and/or IVR (PRN)

VA

Regression in all

Improved in 83.3 %

6 months

Concomitant immunosuppression given where necessary

5

Mansour [18]

AJO-2009

Retrospective, interventional

Inflammatory chorioretinal diseases

99 eyes

pp, ef, jf, sf

IVB 1.2 5 mg (PRN)

CMT, VA

No regression in 31.6 % eyes with MFC, 4.3 % eyes with PIC

Mean VA improvement of >2.2 lines

2 years
 
6

Menezo [19]

Retina-2010

Retrospective

PIC

10 eyes

pp, ef, jf, sf

IVR (PRN)

VA

Significant CMT reduction in all

9/10 eyes: VA stable or improved >1 line

6 months
 

pp peripapillary, ef extrafoveal, jf juxtafoveal, sf subfoveal, IVB intravitreal bevacuzimab, IVR intravitreal ranibizumab, PDT photodymanic therapy




Table 12.2
Table summarizing studies using anti-VEGF and PDT for the treatment of inflammatory CNV




























































S.no

First author

Journal/year

Type of study

Disease

No

Location

Method of treatment

Assessment of response

Artatomical outcome

Visual outcome

Fallow up

Remarks

1

Chan [13]

Retina-2008

Prospective

PIC

14 eyes

sf

PDT + IVTA (PRN)

VA

Regression in all

92.9 % stable/improved VA

1 year
 

2

Cionni [20]

Ophthalmology-2012

Retrospective comparative

POHS

150 eyes

sf, jf

IVB mono therapy or IVB + PDT (PRN)

VA

Regression in all

81.2 % stable/improved at; end of 1 year

Mean follow up 21.1 months

No significant; difference in VA outcomes between the two groups


pp peripapillary, ef extrafoveal, jf juxtafoveal, sf subfoveal, IVB intravitreal bevacuzimab, IVR intravitreal ranibizumab, PDT photodymanic therapy



Table 12.3
Table summarizing studies comparing use of anti-VEGF versus PDT for the treatment of inflammatory CNV


























S.no

First author

Journal/year

Type of study

Disease

No

Location

Method of treatment

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