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Hoeh AE et al. – Patients with retinal vein occlusion benefit from treatment with bevacizumab. Favourable long–term results without necessity of further injections were achieved in 33% and 15% of CRVO and BRVO patients respectively. The remaining patients needed repeated injections to treat ME recurrences. However, one third of the CRVO/BRVO patients did not improve in VA, and further injections might be discontinued in these patients.

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