Everything about Anti-angiogenics totally explained
Anti-angiogenics is a class of
drug that prevents the formation of abnormal, new
blood vessels in the
eye, and dries up vessels which have already begun to leak.
One anti-angiogenic drug is
Lucentis (
ranibizumab), which is used to treat wet age-related
macular degeneration (
wet AMD). Injections of Lucentis can improve
sight in people with a particular form of
retinal degeneration.
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