Early resolution of retinal fluid predicts longer treatment intervals for patients with neovascular age-related macular degeneration receiving faricimab.
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The analysis focused on participants from the TENAYA and LUCERNE trials, examining fluid resolution during the first 12 weeks of faricimab therapy.
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Patients achieving early fluid resolution had nearly double the likelihood of receiving extended dosing intervals compared to those without resolution.
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Visual outcomes were comparable or slightly better in patients with early fluid resolution, suggesting potential benefits of rapid anatomical response.
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Identifying early predictors of treatment durability may help tailor strategies and reduce the injection burden for patients with neovascular AMD.