Late-Stage Dry AMD with Geographic Atrophy and Significant Visual Loss

This protocol covers late age-related macular degeneration in its dry form — specifically geographic atrophy occurring in the absence of neovascular AMD — where the patient has experienced measurably significant visual impairment.

The clinical scenario: late AMD (dry), including geographic atrophy, with neovascular AMD excluded, and visual acuity of 6/18 or worse. Diagnosis is established by slit-lamp biomicroscopic fundus examination.

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Confirm a diagnosis of late AMD (dry) using slit-lamp biomicroscopic fundus examination.

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