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“Clinicians Should Not Rely Purely on BCVA” to Monitor Choroideremia Progression

“Clinicians Should Not Rely Purely on BCVA” to Monitor Choroideremia Progression

“Clinicians Should Not Rely Purely on BCVA” to Monitor Choroideremia Progression

By September 10, 2024

“Clinicians Should Not Rely Purely on BCVA” to Monitor Choroideremia Progression

“Clinicians Should Not Rely Purely on BCVA” to Monitor Choroideremia Progression

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This course discusses a study that found that the changes from baseline in retinal sensitivity, central ellipsoid zone area, and total area of fundus autofluorescence could be more sensitive identifiers of early choroideremia than best corrected visual acuity decline.

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