Medical articles of Intravitreal injection

20/11/2024
Mr Sami Habal
Ophthalmologist
How is diabetic maculopathy diagnosed?
Diabetic maculopathy, a complication of diabetes affecting the macula in the eye, is a leading cause of vision impairment among diabetic patients. Early diagnosis is crucial for preventing long-term damage and preserving sight. Understanding the diagnostic process can help patients seek timely and effective care.
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08/08/2024
Dr Anu Chawla
Senior Specialist in Reproductive Medicine
Exploring IVF: Your concerns and questions answered
Are you considering IVF, but have so many questions you don’t know where to start? Leading senior fertility specialist Dr Anu Chawla is here to help. She looks at ten of the most popular concerns regarding IVF in this informative article, including costs, success rates and the overall process.
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22/02/2024
Dr Ashraf Khan
Ophthalmic Surgeon
Understanding diabetic retinopathy: A comprehensive guide for patients
Diabetic retinopathy is a significant concern for individuals living with diabetes, as it poses a potential threat to vision. In this article, leading consultant ophthalmic surgeon Dr Ashraf Khan explores the basics of diabetic retinopathy, including the causes, prevention strategies, and available treatment options.
11/09/2023
Mr Vaughan Tanner
Ophthalmologist
Understanding intravitreal injections: A guide for your eye health
Intravitreal injections have gained popularity in recent years, but what exactly are they, and how do they work? In this article, renowned consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Vaughan Tanner delves into the world of intravitreal injections, answering some of the most commonly searched questions to help you better understand this important aspect of eye care.
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05/06/2023
Mr Venki Sundaram
Consultant Ophthalmologist
Intravitreal injections: Expert insight on what to expect
Revered consultant ophthalmologist Mr Venki Sundaram shares his expert insight on intravitreal injections, including when they may be indicated and how they are administered, in this informative article for patients.
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21/04/2023
Dr Gabriella De Salvo
Ophthalmologist
Intravitreal injections: what are they and how are they given?
Intravitreal injections are used to treat retinal vascular conditions such as neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic maculopathy, and macular oedema (fluid) associated with a retinal vein occlusion. They are injected into the back of the eye in order to stop/limit leakage from retinal blood vessels and develop due to increased vascular endothelial growth factor VEGF and/or intraocular inflammation. Dr Gabriella De Salvo explains everything you need to know about the injections, including how they are administered and any potential risks associated with them.
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09/11/2022
Mr Aires Lobo
Ophthalmologist
Intravitreal injections: are they painful, and what can they treat?
What are intravitreal eye injections, and what eye conditions can they be used to treat? Find out in this article here, as esteemed consultant ophthalmologist, Mr Aires Lobo, tells us all we need to know about these eye injections, including how often patients might require them.
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03/08/2021
Mr Praveen Patel
Ophthalmologist
Intravitreal injections and the use of iodine beforehand
We recently got in contact with Mr Praveen Patel, a top ophthalmologist based in London, to discuss why iodine droplets are usually used before intravitreal injections, whether it can cause an allergic reaction or side effects. Find out if there are any alternatives to this antiseptic agent or if there is a way of reducing sensitivity to iodine.
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15/12/2020
Mr Praveen Patel
Ophthalmologist
Do intravitreal injections hurt? Read a patient’s experience!
If your ophthalmologist has recommended that you have an intravitreal injection in your eye, you may be feeling nervous about to what to expect on the day, including if there is going to be any pain. Thankfully, one of our top eye specialists Mr Praveen Patel explains everything that you need to know and one of his patient's shares their real-life experience of having an eye injection.
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04/07/2019
Mr Samer El-Sherbiny
Ophthalmologist
Intravitreal injection: what is it used for?
What is an intravitreal injection, and what is it like to have one, and how many do you need? We asked leading Birmingham-based ophthalmologist Mr Samer El-Sherbiny to take us step-by-step through the process.