See What Matters in Diabetic Macular Edema (DME)

Guest: Eser Adiguzel, PhD (Novartis) <br> Guest: Randy Wong, MD (Novartis) <br> <p>A common complication of diabetes is diabetic macular edema (DME). Of the 463 million people worldwide aged 29 to 79 years old living with diabetes, many will develop diabetic retinopathy at about a rate of 27 percent. And of those 27 percent, a smaller subset will develop DME.^1,2 Given its high prevalence, it’s important to understand its pathophysiology, clinical features, challenges, and management approaches, which is why Drs. Eser Adiguzel and Randy Wong are here to share their insights on DME.^{<br />}</p> <ol> <li>International Diabetes Federation. Diabetes Atlas 9th Edition. 2019.</li> <li>Thomas RL, et al. <em>Diabetes Res Clin Pract</em>. 2019 Nov; 157:107840.</li> </ol> <p style="text-align: right;"><span>181534</span> 2/22</p>