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VIDEO: DME non-responders to anti-VEGF may benefit from dexamethasone implant

ByCatharina Busch, MD

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VIENNA — At the Euretina meeting, Catharina Busch, MD, discusses the results of a study showing patients with diabetic macular edema who do not respond to an anti-VEGF loading dose may benefit from dexamethasone steroid treatment with the Ozurdex (Allergan) implant.