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ion. I am afraid that a) these neovascularizations have progressed somewhat fast (these were not there at all in February). If we count that my last Lucentis was given on January 28th and perhaps has worked for 3 months or so would indicate that these two neovascularizations are only month old or so. b)

in my vision on my right eye, I was somewhat shaken. THANK YOU AGAIN for you care. EFTA00631539 My only question to you is whether I still need a Lucentis injection. I am afraid that a) these neovascularizations have progressed somewhat fast (these were not there at all in February). If we count that m

o. best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz MD HJ Smead Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director, Byers Eye Institute at Stanford 2452 Watson Court Palo Alto, CA 94303-5353 Tel: 650-725-0231 Fax: 650-494-1524 On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 10:17 PM, Boris Nikolic > wrote: Hi Markl Thank you so mu

on. I am afraid that a) these neovascularizations have progressed somewhat fast (these were not there at all in February). If we count that my last Lucentis was given on January 28th and perhaps has worked for 3 months or so would indicate that these two neovascularizations are only month old or so. b)

) improvement in my vision on my right eye, I was somewhat shaken. THANK YOU AGAIN for you care. My only question to you is whether I still need a Lucentis injection. I am afraid that a) these neovascularizations have progressed somewhat fast (these were not there at all in February). If we count that

EFTA01970588 Mark S. Blumcnkranz MD Hi Smead Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director, Byers Eye Institute at Stanford 2452 Watson Court Palo • -5353 Tel: Fax: 650-494-1524 On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 10:17 PM, Boris Nikolic > wrote: Hi Mark! Thank you so much for Yesterday's visi

on. I am afraid that a) these neovascularizations have progressed somewhat fast (these were not there at all in February). If we count that my last Lucentis was given on January 28th and perhaps has worked for 3 months or so would indicate that these two neovascularizations are only month old or so. b)

) improvement in my vision on my right eye, I was somewhat shaken. THANK YOU AGAIN for you care. My only question to you is whether I still need a Lucentis injection. I am afraid that a) these neovascularizations have progressed somewhat fast (these were not there at all in February). If we count that

o. best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz MD HJ Smead Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director, Byers Eye Institute at Stanford 2452 Watson Court EFTA_R1_00460114 EFTA01974899 Palo Alto. CA 94303-5353 On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 10:17 PM, Boris Nikolic Hi Mark! Thank you so much for Yesterda