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Diabetic macular edema in a glaucomatous patient with a history of endophthalmitis treated with HT laser

Sixty-four-year-old pseudophakic known to be diabetic had a history of steroid-induced glaucoma and successfully treated for endophthalmitis with intravitreal antibiotics due to intravitreal Bevacizumab.


His vision is counting fingers with central diabetic macular edema managed with Hybridthrehold laser (HT laser).

After 24 weeks, there is a reduction of central macular thickening and improved vision up to 20/40

OCT cross-sections before and after treatment with HT laser
OCT cross-sections before and after treatment with HT laser


Disclosure HT laser parameters developed by Ameen Marashi.


Please check the Clinical guidelines for Diabetic retinopathy

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