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. 2020 Dec 15;5(4):326–332. doi: 10.1177/2474126420975303

Table 1.

Demographic Data.

No. of patients 49 eyes of 45 patients (1 bilateral case)
Sex 29 female (64%), 16 male (36%)
Age, y Mean 76 (range, 56-90)
Eye 23 right, 23 left, 3 unlisted
Race All White
Location All in the United States: 15 Northeast, 9 West, 14 South, 7 Midwest
Autoimmune history
 11 (24%) total
 4 (13%) excluding hypothyroid
7 hypothyroid
1 uveitis in fellow eye
1 MS
1 Crohn disease
1 inflammatory liver disease
Drug allergies No pattern (49% had no allergies)
Lens 20 phakic (41%)
29 pseudophakic (59%)
Length of NVAMD diagnosis prior to brolucizumab, mo 4 treatment naive (8%)
Mean 34 (range, 0-92)
No. of prior anti-VEGF (before brolucizumab) Mean 26.4 injections (range, 0-62 injections)
Total 1265 injections
Type of injections prior to brolucizumab (in total) 344 (27%) ranibizumab
195 (15%) bevacizumab
726 (57%) aflibercept
Most recent injection prior to brolucizumab 10 ranibizumab (20%)
5 bevacizumab (10%)
29 aflibercept (59%)
Reason to switch to brolucizumab Extend treatment interval: 32 eyes (65%)
Improve efficacy: 29 eyes (59%)
Treatment naive: 4 eyes (8%)

Abbreviations: MS, multiple sclerosis; NVAMD, neovascular age-related macular degeneration; VEGF, vascular endothelial growth factor.