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New Clinical Trials Available at Texas Retina

Posted On January 31, 2024 / By / Posted in Blog

New Clinical Trials Available at Texas Retina

At Texas Retina Associates, we remain committed to conducting ongoing research that will improve care for our patients, and over the past 20 years, our research program has grown to become one

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Posted On October 18, 2023 / By / Posted in Blog

New Treatment for Wet AMD and Diabetic Eye Disease Reduces Treatment Burden for Patients by Extending Dosing Intervals

On August 18, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Eylea HD (aflibercept), a high-dose version of Eylea, for the treatment of several retinal conditions, including advanced neovascular age-related macular

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Posted On February 28, 2023 / By / Posted in Blog

Four New Clinical Trials Available at Texas Retina Associates

Our physicians remain committed to participating in ongoing retina research and providing our patients access to promising new treatment options through clinical trials. We recently opened four new clinical trials: Diabetic Macular

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Posted On April 12, 2022 / By / Posted in Blog

Meet Our Fort Worth Clinical Research Coordinators

Lori Hastings and Tina Bell serve as the clinical research coordinators for our Fort Worth office, managing the enrollment and participation of patients in our clinical trials. These studies explore promising new

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Posted On April 4, 2022 / By / Posted in Blog

Meet Our Dallas Clinical Research Coordinators

Karen Duignan, Sally Arceneaux, Ashley Hughes and Jessica Flores serve as our clinical research coordinators for Dallas. They assist patients with their enrollment and participation in our wide variety of clinical trials

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Posted On July 27, 2021 / By / Posted in Blog

What is Retinal Laser Photocoagulation?

Retinal laser photocoagulation is an in-office procedure used to treat a number of retinal conditions, including retinal tears, diabetic retinopathy, macular edema and retinal vein occlusion. It is most frequently used to

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