Myopic choroidal neovascularisation (myopic CNV)

Myopic choroidal neovascularisation (myopic CNV) is one of the most feared complications of myopia, characterised by abnormal blood vessels that grow under the macula and affect the centre of the vision. While myopic CNV is historically thought to only occur in eyes with pathological myopia, it is now recognised that myopic CNV can occur at any degree of myopia and in eyes without typical myopic degenerative fundus changes.

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PIGF
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VEGF-A
Fusion protein
Eylea®
40 mg/mL
0,8 mg
-80°C
11/2021
548,10 
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VEGF-A
Fusion protein
Eylea®
40 mg/mL
0,8 mg
-80°C
02/2025
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Monoclonal Antibody
Ximluci®
10 mg/mL
0,21 mg
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tba
680,00 
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