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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 5.
Published in final edited form as: Retina. 2011 Jun;31(6):1009–1027. doi: 10.1097/IAE.0b013e318217d739

Table 3.

Additional Treatments for Diabetic Macular Edema from 14-Week to 56-Week Visit

Sham+ Focal/Grid/PRP Laser
N = 123
Ranibizumab+ Focal/Grid/PRP Laser
N = 113
Triamcinolone+ Focal/Grid/PRP Laser
N = 109
14 weeks to 56 weeks
Eyes with additional treatments (number of treatment applied) 71 (120) 48 (84) 45 (78)
Additional treatment, No.*
Bevacizumab 14 12 9
Ranibizumab 1 0 3
Triamcinolone 3 8 2
Pegaptanib 0 0 3
Laser 31 10 21
Vitrectomy 2 1 0
Bevacizumab + Triamcinolone 2 0 2
Ranibizumab+Triamcinolone 0 1 0
Bevacizumab + Laser 8 5 0
Ranibizumab + Laser 0 3 0
Triamcinolone + Laser 7 4 5
Pegaptanib+Laser 1 0 0
Triamcinolone + Vitrectomy 0 1 0
Pegaptanib+Vitrectomy 0 1 0
Triamcinolone + Laser+Vitrectomy 0 1 0
Bevacizumab + Triamcinolone + Laser 2 1 0
Eyes with anti-VEGF Treatment (number of treatments applied) 28 (39) 23 (32) 17 (32)
*

Number of eyes, each combination of treatment only counted once. VEGF=Vascular endothelial growth factor; PRP=Panretinal photocoagulation.