safety, did not provide evidence in electroretinography or antibody studies.In conclusion, repeated injections of intravitreal adalimumab have been demonstrated to be safe and have not shown the inflammatory processes observed with infliximab. Clinically significant efficacy results were not observed mainly because of the low doses administered and to the poor prognosis of the included cases. As an example, Patient 3 received new injections of ranibizumab once the study was over and no change in either visual acuity or macular thickness was observed. It would be useful to investigate the effects of administering higher doses and the half-life of the drug in the vitreous cavity and to perform more clinical studies on acute and mild stages of the disease. In addition, the combined effects of the administration with ranibizumab could be of interest as synergies might be found because of its different mechanism of actions.