CME reduces central retinal sensitivity, even after resolution

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• Medical University of Vienna

1. Active cystoid macular edema causes a reduction in central retinal sensitivity that can persist even after the edema resolves, according to a study by researchers in Austria. (Read Full Article)
   
   

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