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Association for Research in Vision & Ophthalmology

ARVO: 2018

Predictive Data From the HAWK and HARRIER Studies

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Pravin U. Dugel, MD, discusses the HAWK and HARRIER studies, particularly with regard to whether the disease activity assessment performed after the first Q12 interval can predict which patients can be extended to 12 weeks. He also explains why this is important from a clinical standpoint.

Posted: 5/01/2018

Keywords:

HAWK and HARRIER

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Predictive Data From the HAWK and HARRIER Studies

Pravin U. Dugel, MD, discusses the HAWK and HARRIER studies, particularly with regard to whether the disease activity assessment performed after the first Q12 interval can predict which patients can be extended to 12 weeks. He also explains why this is important from a clinical standpoint.

Posted: 5/01/2018

Keywords:

HAWK and HARRIER

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