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TL;DR
An online survey was administered prior to a virtual meeting to identify unmet needs and generate discussion.
Clinical Ophthalmology (Auckland, N.Z.) · 11 authors, 11 centres
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An online survey was administered prior to a virtual meeting to identify unmet needs and generate discussion.
An online survey was administered prior to a virtual meeting to identify unmet needs and generate discussion. The panel achieved unanimous agreement that no standardized process currently exists for GA identification and diagnosis. Panelists emphasized that early identification and timely referral to retina specialists is paramount because current approved complement inhibitor treatments slow but do not stop GA progression, and central visual function may decline within approximately 2.5 years of diagnosis.