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Why can some types of macular degeneration be treated with injections, and others can not?
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Why can some types of macular degeneration be treated with injections, and others can not?
Answers by Dr. Mitchell Gossman, an ophthalmologist at Eye Associates of Central Minnesota, located in St. CloudWhat are the types of macular degeneration, why are some treated with injections,and why are some not?There are many distinct types of macular degeneration, much like there are dozens of breeds of cats. However, there are two main categories.The first category is “wet macular degeneration.” This is a condition where blood vessels grow …
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