Abstract:Purpose: Predicting response to intravitreal therapy in DME has become a challenging task. Individual studies have shown that HRS could be a reliable biomarker. This systematic review aimed to determine if there was a quantitative reduction in hyperreflective spots (HRS) following intravitreal therapy in diabetic macular edema (DME), if the type of intravitreal therapy (anti-VEGF versus steroid) had differential effects on quantitative HRS change and finally, if HRS at the start of therapy was associated with … Show more
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