2006
DOI: 10.1136/bjo.2006.094995
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Effects of bevacizumab on retinal function in isolated vertebrate retina

Abstract: The present study suggests that an intraocular application of 0.25 mg/ml bevacizumab for the treatment of CNV is reasonable. No significant short term effects of bevacizumab on retinal function were detected, but long term effects cannot be excluded.

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“…In 2006, the Bevacizumab Study Group demonstrated no significant short-term effects of bevacizumab on retinal function of isolated bovine retina, but concluded that long-term effects could not be excluded. 29 In vitro, bevacizumab was shown to be non-toxic or not to alter cell viability of rat neurosensory retinal (R28), 30 retinal ganglion, 31 and medulla-derived PC12 cells 32 or human RPE, 30,33 microvascular endothelial (HMVECad), 30 corneal keratinocyte, 34 corneal fibroblast, 34 and corneal endothelial cells. 34,35 In addition, bevacizumab was demonstrated to reduce VEGF-induced permeability and proliferation of cultured porcine choroidal endothelial cells, 18 inhibit VEGF-stimulated proliferation of monkey choroidal endothelial cells, 33 and inhibit VEGF-induced migration of HUVEC.…”
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“…In 2006, the Bevacizumab Study Group demonstrated no significant short-term effects of bevacizumab on retinal function of isolated bovine retina, but concluded that long-term effects could not be excluded. 29 In vitro, bevacizumab was shown to be non-toxic or not to alter cell viability of rat neurosensory retinal (R28), 30 retinal ganglion, 31 and medulla-derived PC12 cells 32 or human RPE, 30,33 microvascular endothelial (HMVECad), 30 corneal keratinocyte, 34 corneal fibroblast, 34 and corneal endothelial cells. 34,35 In addition, bevacizumab was demonstrated to reduce VEGF-induced permeability and proliferation of cultured porcine choroidal endothelial cells, 18 inhibit VEGF-stimulated proliferation of monkey choroidal endothelial cells, 33 and inhibit VEGF-induced migration of HUVEC.…”
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“…Previous studies of bevacizumab have reported a low incidence of systematic and ocular side effects, no retinal toxicity on electrophysiology and histologic evaluations, and no effects on the ganglion cells and RPE apoptosis [17][18][19][20]. However, clinically significant effects have been reported, such as the appearance of marginal cracks, which appears as hypofluorescence around the CNV after IVB for mCNV [22] and an increased number of lacquer cracks [23].…”
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“…Several investigators have reported the absence of retinal toxicity by electrophysiologic and histologic evaluation, and tissue cultures showed that there were no effects on ganglion cells at an IVB concentration of 2.5 mg/ml and no increase in the rate of retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cell apoptosis after 48 hours at a concentration of 0.8 mg/ml [17][18][19][20][21]. However, we found marginal crack formation at retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and choroid level [22], which worsens the visual outcome after IVB for mCNV [23].…”
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“…[3][4][5] Retina hastalıklarında kullanılan bevacizumabın in vitro çalışmalarda retina pigment epiteli, retina ganglion hücreleri ve kornea endotel hücreleri üzerine toksik etkileri olmadığı bildirilmiştir. [6][7][8] İn vivo olarak da intrakameral uygulanan bevacizumab'ın kornea endoteli üzerine toksik etkisi olmadığı bildirilmiştir. 9 Ranibizumab, neovasküler YBMD'nin tedavisinde etkin bir şekilde kullanılan bir VEGF antagonistidir.…”
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