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    AGE RELATED MACULARDEGENERATION

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    AGE RELATED MACULARDEGENERATION

    Age related maculardegeneration (ARMD)is

    theleadingcauseofseverevisuallossinthe western worldin peopleover 50 years

    ofage.

    Ref: Surveysofophthalmology 32 (6) 1988:375-

    413

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    AGERELATEDMACULARDEGENERATION

    TheUNestimatesthenumberofpeople withage

    related maculardegenerationat 20-25 million worldwide

    WHOsestimateis 8 million people withseverevisualimpairment

    AMD wasfoundto besecondtocataractasthecause

    ofseverevisualloss

    Ref:BMJ2003; 326:485-8

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    Macula

    The maculaisthe posterioraspectofthe retina

    Hashighestconcentrationofphotoreceptors

    whichfacilitatecentralvisionand permithigh

    resolutionvisualacuity

    The maculaisanareaup to 5.5 mm indiameter

    withthefoveaatitscentre

    NEJM; 342(7):2000; 483-492

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    Macula

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    Thefovea depressionat

    centreofmacula with

    diameter 1.5mm.Give rise

    toovallight reflex (

    thicknessofretinaand

    internallimiting membraneatits border)

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    Thefoveola centralfloorof

    fovea wf diameter 0.35mm.

    Thinnest part-only consistsofconesandthenuclei.

    Theumbo tiny depression

    atvery centreoffoveola

    light reflex

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    MACULA:CROSS SECTION

    Ref:http://www.eyesight.org

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    The retinal pigmentepithelium (RPE)isasinglelayerofhexagonally shapedcells. They reachouttothe photoreceptorlayerofthe retina

    FunctionsofRPEincludes maintainanceofthe photoreceptors,absorptionofstray light,formationoftheouter blood retinalbarrier, phagocytosisand regenerationofvisual pigment

    Bruchs membraneseparatestheRPEfrom vascularchoroid,

    FunctionofBruchs membraneisto providesupporttothe retina

    Choroidcapillariesarealayeroffine bloodvesselsthatnourishesthe retinaand providesO2

    Ref:http://www.ahaf.org

    http://www.eyesight.org

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    Riskfactor

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    RiskFactors

    Genetic

    Race

    GenderAge

    Hypertension/Diabetes

    Refractiveerror

    Lensopacities

    Sunexposure

    Smoking

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    RiskFactors

    Genetic

    Studieshavedemonstratedfamilialaggregation.

    ABCRgene (linkedto Stargardts disease)has been

    linkedtosomecasesofAMD. ComplementfactorHGene

    ProteinsinCFH pathway foundindrusendeposits

    Two- tofourfoldincreased riskifgenevariantisinheritedfrom one parent

    Five- tosevenfoldincreased riskfrom 2 parents

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    RiskFactorsRace NHANESIII reportedahigherfrequency in whitescompared with

    blacks.

    InBaltimoreEye SurveyAMDaccountedfor 30% ofblindnessamong whitesand 0% ofblindnessamong blacks.

    Gender IntheBeaverDam study,only wetAMD wasshownto be more

    frequentin women.

    Age

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    AMD Is Directly Related To Age

    12%16%

    30%

    55 to 64 65 to 74 Over 75

    1 Beaver Dam Study

    Source: Yanoff: Ophthalmology, First Edition, 1999; Clinical Practice Guidelines, www.aoanet.org; www.allaboutvision.com

    Incidence of AMD Increases With Age

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    RiskFactors

    Hypertension

    Role remainsunclear

    BeaverDam reportedthatsystolicBP wasassociated with

    incidenceofRPEdepigmentation. MacularPhotocoagulation Study reportedanincreased

    incidenceofwetAMDassociated withhypertension

    Diabetes

    BeaverDam showedno relation,however,literatureonthematterisotherwisescant.

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    OcularRiskFactors

    Refractiveerror

    Increased risk withhyperopia

    Lensopacities

    BeaverDam revealednuclearsclerosisassociated with

    increased riskofearlyAMD butnotlatestagesofthe

    disease.

    FESfoundno relationship.

    Aphakia

    Instudiesofunilateralaphakia,surgicaleyehad more

    advanceddisease whencomparedtocontralateraleye.

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    EnvironmentalRiskFactors

    Sunexposure controversial riskfactor

    Watermenstudy revealeda weakassociation between

    advancedAMDandexposuretovisiblelight.

    UVlightdidnotseem to be relatedintheBeaverDam,

    WatermenandBlueMountainstudies.

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    EnvironmentalRiskFactors

    Smoking

    Strong positiveassociation betweensmokingand

    thedry and wetform.

    IntheNursesHealth Study riskincreasedas pack

    yearsofsmokingincreasedindicatingadose

    dependent relationship.

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    WHAT GOESWRONG IN ARMD?

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    AGERELATEDMACULARDEGENERATION

    TYPES

    Dry maculardegeneration

    Wet maculardegeneration

    Ref:NEJM, Vol. 342 (7):483-492

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    ARMD : Etiology

    Etiology iscomplexand poorly understood

    Angiogenesisislikely to beanearly featureof

    neovascularARMD

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    DRYMACULARDEGENERATION

    1. Accountsforabout 90% ofallcases

    2. Alsocalledatrophic,nonexudative or

    drusenoid maculardegeneration

    3. As yet,thereisstillno proveneffectivetherapy

    forthenon-neovascularform ofAMD

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    AGERELATEDMACULARDEGENERATION

    Insufficientoxygenandnutrients

    damages photoreceptor molecules

    Withageing,theability ofRPEcellstodigestthese moleculesdecreases

    Excessiveaccumulationofresidual bodies

    (drusen)

    RPE membraneandcellsdegenerateand

    atrophy setsinandcentralvisionislost

    BMJ326, 2003; 485-488

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    DRUSEN

    Drusen isanaggregationofhyalinemateriallocated betweenBruchsmembraneandRPE

    Drusen arecomposedofwasteproductsfrom photoreceptors

    Drusen > 63 micronsindiameterarestatistically associated withvisualpathology andaretermedearly

    ARMDHypo/hyper pigmentationofRPEmay be present

    NEJM, Vol 342 (7):483-492

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    DRYMACULARDEGENERATION

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    DRYMACULARDEGENERATION: VISUAL

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    WETMACULARDEGENERATION

    Accountsforabout10%

    Alsocalledchoroidalneovascularization,subretinal

    neovascularizationordisciform degenerationAbnormal bloodvesselsgrow beneaththe macula

    Thesevesselsleak bloodandfluidintothe maculadamaging photo receptors

    Progresses rapidly andcancauseseveredamagetocentralvision

    http://www.blindness.org

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    AGERELATEDMACULARDEGENERATION

    Alternatively the photoreceptorsand pigmentepithelium sendadistresssignaltochoriocapillaries to makenew vessels

    New vesselsgrow behindthe macula

    BreakdownintheBruchs membrane

    Bloodvesselsarefragile

    Leak bloodandfluid

    Scarringofmacula

    Potentialfor rapidseveredamage

    BMJ326; 2003:485-488

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    WetARMD

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    SubretinalFibrosis

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    WETMACULARDEGENERATION

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    FFAINWETARMD

    ClassicCNV (30%)

    Welldefined membrane whichfluoresces brightly

    andleaksintosubretinal space within1-2min

    Classifiedas :

    Extrafoveal : CNVis morethan200Um from thecentreof

    FAZ

    Juxtafoveal : CNViscloserthan200Um from thecentre

    ofFAZ butdosent involvethat

    Subfoveal : centreofFAZisinvolve

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    FFAINWETARMD

    OccultCNV

    Poorly definedless preciseonearly frame butgives

    risetolate,diffusedor multifocalleakage

    FibrovascularPED

    CombinationofCNVandPED.TheCNVfluoresces

    brighter (hotspot)thandetachment.InothercaseCNV may beobscured by the bloodorturbidfluid.

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    AMD: COURSEANDVISUALPROGNOSIS

    Patients withonly drusen (inoneor botheyes)typically

    donothave muchlossofvision, butthey make require

    additional magnificationofthetextand moreintenselightingto readsmall point

    Presenceoflargedrusen (> 63 micronsindiameter)is

    associated witha riskofthelateform ofthedisease

    Patients withlargedrusen areat relatively high riskfor

    choroidal neovascularization (CNV)

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    AMD: COURSEANDVISUALPROGNOSIS

    Patients withCNVhavea rapiddeclineinvisionwithin weeks

    OnceCNVhasdevelopedinoneeye,theothereyeisat relatively high riskforthesamechange

    NEJM;Vol. 342(7); 483-492

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    AMD: SYMPTOMS

    Initialsymptoms

    Blurry vision

    Distortedvision

    Straightlinesappear wavy

    Objects may appearasthe wrongshapeorsize

    Adarkempty areainthecentreofvision

    http://www.kellogg.umich.edu/

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    AMD: SYMPTOMSVISUAL

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    AMD: EFFECTON QUALITYOFLIFE

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    AMD:MANAGEMENT

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    DRYAMD: MANAGEMENT

    Low visionaids

    Antioxidants

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    AREDS STUDY

    Aim

    Toevaluatetheeffectofanti-oxidantvitaminsandzincon

    the progressionofdryAMD. Thestudy wasinitiated byNationalInstitutesofHealth.

    No.ofcentres

    11

    No.ofpeople

    4767 participantsaged 55-80 years

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    AREDS STUDY (contd.)

    Patientsdividedinto4categories:Category1: littleornoAMD-> randomizedtoantioxidantsor placebotodetermineanyeffectonlens

    changes

    Category2: earlyAMDCategory3: intermediateAMD

    Category4: advancedAMDinoneeye

    Category2, 3and4 randomizedto receive:

    1. Placebo

    2. Antioxidantsalone3. Zinc alone

    4. Antioxidants pluszinc (Vit. C: 500 mg,Vit.E: 400 IU,Betacarotene: 15 mg,Znoxide: 80 mg,Copper: 2mg)

    Category2, 3,4 werefollowedforvisuallossforthedevelopmentofadvancedAMD

    Patientsfollowedup: 6.3years

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    AREDS STUDY (contd.)

    Results

    Forcategory 2,only 13% ofpatients progressedtoadvancedAMD.

    Forcategories 3and4 (whoareatgreater riskfordevelopingadvancedAMD),it

    wasfoundthatthecombinationofzincandantioxidants were mosteffectivein

    reducingthe progressiontoadvancedAMD.

    Conclusion

    It was recommendedthat patients withintermediateoradvancedAMDshould

    considertakingantioxidantvitaminsandzinc

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    AREDSRecommendations

    Supplement

    IntermediateAMD

    AdvancedAMD

    Excellent Safety

    Avoid betacarotenein

    smokers

    Encourageadherence

    IntermediateAdvanced

    Data on file, AREDS.

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    14 SuperFoods

    Blueberries

    Sardine

    Citrus

    Pumpkin

    Yogurt

    Oats

    Legumes

    Spinach

    Turkey Breast

    Broccoli

    Walnuts

    Tomato

    GreenTea

    Soy

    Daily sunlight and/or 1000 IU vitamin D daily

    also is very important for general health

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    WETAMD: MANAGEMENT

    Photodynamictherapy

    Anti-angiogenic therapy

    Intravitreal steroid Anti-vascularendothelium growthfactor (anti-VEGF)

    Surgery

    Submacularsurgery Maculartranslocation

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    ThePrincipleofPhotodynamictherapy

    Incontrast withtheconventionalhotlaser

    PDThelpstoselectively closeoffsubretinalnew

    vessels

    twostagetreatment

    Injectingthe photosensitiserdrug

    Applyingcoldlasertoactivatethedrug Releasesthesingletoxygen moleculethatdamagesthe

    endothelium

    Thrombosisofthecapillaries

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    PHOTODYNAMICTHERAPY

    PDT forAMDisatwostage processcomprisinga10

    minuteintravenousinfusionof6 mg/kgverteporfin

    followed by activation 5 minuteslater by 689nm diodelaserfor83secondsat 503/cm2

    The photosensitiveverteporfinisselectively takenup by

    rapidly proliferatingendothelialcells withinthetarget

    CNV reachingits peakconcentrationat15 minutesCytotoxic reactiveoxygenintermediatesdamage

    cellular proteinsandcause microvascularthrombosis

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    Wormald R

    The Cochrane Collaboration, currently published in The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews

    2009 I

    Objectives

    The aim of this review was to examine the effects of PDT in the

    treatment of neovascular AMD.

    STUDY SIZE

    1022 participants.

    Auth

    os' c

    onclu

    sion

    s Photodynamic therapy in people with choroidal neovascularisation due

    to AMD is probably effective in preventing visual loss though there is

    doubt about the size of the effect. Outcomes and potential adverse

    effects of this treatment should be monitored closely. Further

    independent trials of verteporfin are required to establish that the

    effects seen in this study are consistent and to examine importantissues not yet addressed, particularly relating to quality of life and cost.

    However, the advent of new interventions for AMD make this unlikely

    1

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    Intravitreal steroid

    Triamcinolone mayb usealoneoradjuncttoPDT

    May improve retinalthicknessanddecreasevascularexudation

    Anti-angiogenic therapy

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    ANTI-VEGF FACTORS IN ARMD

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    Intravitreal bevacizumab (Avastin) for age-related macular

    degeneration: a critical analysis of literature

    S JyothiEye advance online publication 14August 2009

    PURPOSE: This study was undertaken to review the current literatureon bevacizumab for age-related macular degeneration and itsvalue in determining best clinical practice

    Conclusions

    There is sufficient scientific and statistical evidence to advocate the effective use ofOCT-guided administration of intravitreal bevacizumab for neovascular AMD. This isreflected in our study outcome measures that are comparable to findings publishedfrom recent well-conducted RCTs on intravitreal ranibizumab at the same time point.

    5

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    Purpose:To compare 1-year functional and anatomic outcomes ofintravitreal bevacizumab (IVB) & photodynamic therapy +intravitrealtriamcinolone (PDT+IVTA) combination in patients with neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

    STUDY SIZE

    28 patients.

    Conclusions:Patients treated with IVB showed a significant better VAoutcome compared with the PDT+IVTA group despite the fact that bothmodalities showed equal potency in reducing CRT during a 12-monthperiod.

    14

    S Sacu

    Eye advance online publication, 23 January

    2009

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    INVESTIGATIONALTREATMENTS

    Submacularsurgery

    Retinaltransplantationandtransplantationof

    RPE

    Retinaltranslocation

    Genetherapy

    Angiogenesisinhibitors: likecytochalasinE,

    Anecortaveacetate,Prinomastat

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    SUBMACULAR SURGERY

    The technique for CNV removal

    After complete pars plana

    vitrectomy

    CNVM is removed from subretinalspace by making retinotomy

    temporal to fovea & inducing

    localized retinal detachment.

    Fluid-air exchange is performed at

    the end of surgery and gas

    tamponade is given.

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    TIPSFORARMDPATIENTS

    Monitorvision monthly withanAmslergrid

    Takea multi-vitamin withzinc

    Incorporatedarkleafy greenvegetablesintoyourdiet

    Always protect youreyes withsunglassesthat

    haveUV protectionQuitsmoking

    Exercise regularly

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    Thank you