Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis

Article retracted.Рurpose. А meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials of efficiency and safety of retinalamin water-soluble polypeptide retinal fractionscomplex neuroprotective therapy in patients with dry age-related macular degeneration (amd), conducted in russia. Мethods. Published results of...

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Main Authors: V. P. Erichev, S. Yu. Petrov, A. V. Volzhanin
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Published: Ophthalmology Publishing Group 2018-03-01
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author V. P. Erichev
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description Article retracted.Рurpose. А meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials of efficiency and safety of retinalamin water-soluble polypeptide retinal fractionscomplex neuroprotective therapy in patients with dry age-related macular degeneration (amd), conducted in russia. Мethods. Published results of various clinical trials were searched by a single investigator using the “scientific electronic library” (elibrary.ru). meta-analysis included all clinical trials of retinalamin efficacy, where its route of administration and dosage corresponded with the guidelines for medical use of retinalamin in patients with dry amd. Results. Primary search revealed 320 publications concerning retinalamin. 11 of those presented results of randomized clinical trial that satisfied the requirements, and hence were included into the meta-analysis. beside the parabulbar and intramuscular administration, prescribed officially, retinalamin was also administered subconjunctivally, with electrophoresis and with subcutaneous injections in temporal zone. in three studies the observation period is 3 months, in one study it is 5 months, in four studies it is 6 months, and in two studies it is 12 months. in the rest of studies the observation period is less than 3 months. all the studies present the changes in visual acuity right after the therapy course. meta-analysis revealed a statistically significant visual acuity improvement, best discernible in patients with areds 3 amd stage up to 6 months after retinalamin treatment. the positive dynamics in visual acuity changing persists during the first 3 months. repeatedtherapy courses in 3–6 months provided further progress. perimetry revealed the increasing of visual field borders and decreasingof central scotomae amount and area; the findings have also improved after the repeated course. the electrophysiology studyingshowed the positive dynamics as well and correlated with visual acuity changes. optical coherence tomography, blood flow examination and a series of other tests were also used. however, varying diagnostic methods in different trials as well as a low level of statistical data processing, impeded the fulfillment of a comprehensive analysis. Conclusion. Randomized clinical trial meta-analysis proved the efficacy of retinalamin therapy in patients with dry amd
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spelling doaj-art-4e5fd440158b43aa8aebace697c1d9022025-08-20T04:00:20ZrusOphthalmology Publishing GroupOftalʹmologiâ1816-50952500-08452018-03-01151697910.18008/1816-5095-2018-1-69-79385Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysisV. P. Erichev0S. Yu. Petrov1A. V. Volzhanin2Research Institute of Eye DiseasesResearch Institute of Eye DiseasesResearch Institute of Eye DiseasesArticle retracted.Рurpose. А meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials of efficiency and safety of retinalamin water-soluble polypeptide retinal fractionscomplex neuroprotective therapy in patients with dry age-related macular degeneration (amd), conducted in russia. Мethods. Published results of various clinical trials were searched by a single investigator using the “scientific electronic library” (elibrary.ru). meta-analysis included all clinical trials of retinalamin efficacy, where its route of administration and dosage corresponded with the guidelines for medical use of retinalamin in patients with dry amd. Results. Primary search revealed 320 publications concerning retinalamin. 11 of those presented results of randomized clinical trial that satisfied the requirements, and hence were included into the meta-analysis. beside the parabulbar and intramuscular administration, prescribed officially, retinalamin was also administered subconjunctivally, with electrophoresis and with subcutaneous injections in temporal zone. in three studies the observation period is 3 months, in one study it is 5 months, in four studies it is 6 months, and in two studies it is 12 months. in the rest of studies the observation period is less than 3 months. all the studies present the changes in visual acuity right after the therapy course. meta-analysis revealed a statistically significant visual acuity improvement, best discernible in patients with areds 3 amd stage up to 6 months after retinalamin treatment. the positive dynamics in visual acuity changing persists during the first 3 months. repeatedtherapy courses in 3–6 months provided further progress. perimetry revealed the increasing of visual field borders and decreasingof central scotomae amount and area; the findings have also improved after the repeated course. the electrophysiology studyingshowed the positive dynamics as well and correlated with visual acuity changes. optical coherence tomography, blood flow examination and a series of other tests were also used. however, varying diagnostic methods in different trials as well as a low level of statistical data processing, impeded the fulfillment of a comprehensive analysis. Conclusion. Randomized clinical trial meta-analysis proved the efficacy of retinalamin therapy in patients with dry amdhttps://www.ophthalmojournal.com/opht/article/view/546meta-analysis, dry armеd, retinalamin
spellingShingle V. P. Erichev
S. Yu. Petrov
A. V. Volzhanin
Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis
Oftalʹmologiâ
meta-analysis, dry armеd, retinalamin
title Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis
title_full Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis
title_fullStr Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis
title_full_unstemmed Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis
title_short Efficiency of Retinoprotective Dry AMD Therapy with Neuroprotective Therapy: a Randomized Clinical Trials Meta-analysis
title_sort efficiency of retinoprotective dry amd therapy with neuroprotective therapy a randomized clinical trials meta analysis
topic meta-analysis, dry armеd, retinalamin
url https://www.ophthalmojournal.com/opht/article/view/546
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