How important are retinal fluid fluctuations for long-term vision and how do you factor them in when making treatment decisions for conditions like nAMD and DME?

I think the question has been asked in a different form here. As I have commented on Mednet previously, it depends on a lot of factors, primarily: Are you treating the OCT or the patient? I'd also say the answer is very different for nARMD (or any CNVM) DME or edema from RVO. People: this is not a one-size-fits-everyone algorithm; you can ask your AI buddy to tell you after it reads the OCT. Having said that, there are two questions asked.

1. How important are they in any disease state? Answer: There isn't really any great data to answer this question. We might differ in opinion on what is considered good data. I would say from my impression of patient care over the last couple of decades that small variations are probably not so important pe...