, have found that the number of patients needing treatment over the next five years will increase by 50 percent.
"In recent years, we have observed a consistent number of individuals being newly diagnosed with conditions such as wet AMD and eye blood clots, but patients are staying in treatment for increasingly longer periods. This is the primary reason for the increase." involves anti-VEGF injections. Patients typically receive these injections at the hospital every 4 to 12 weeks, often for life.
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