Hosseini H et al. – Besides the widely accepted use of bevacizumab in cancer therapy and chorioretinal neovascularization, the initial, striking, short–term response and patients' high tolerance of local bevacizumab therapy offer encouraging results for the potential role of anti–vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) agents in treating anterior segment neovascular disorders. Controlled prospective trials are needed to establish the long–term safety, efficacy, and dosing guidelines for the use of anti–VEGF agents in anterior segment neovascularization. [more...]
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