Presentations

Real-World Performance of a Self-Operated Home Monitoring System for Early Detection of Choroidal Neovascularization in AMD (ForeseeHome Device)

Comparison of fluorescein angiographic evaluation of the lesion size of choroidal neovascularization associated with age-related macular degeneration in participants and non-participants of the home tele-monitoring study (ForeseeHome Study)

Home telemonitoring device strategy resulted in smaller lesions of CNV than the other two groups. This early detection was associated with better visual acuity and may represent better visual outcomes following therapy for participants in the telemonitoring group.

Lesion Characteristics of Early Choroidal Neovascularization. The HOME Study: ForeseeHome^® in AREDS2

The HOME study demonstrated that the distribution of lesion characteristics and visual acuity at the time of CNV detection in patients randomly assigned to the home device in addition to standard care is highly favorable. These attributes will likely lead to improved vision outcome following anti-VEGF treatment.

The Home Monitoring of the Eye (HOME) Study: Potential implication of Findings on Management of Intermediate AMD Patients

Persons at high risk for CNV benefit from the home monitoring strategy for earlier detection of CNV. The productivity of an office visit prompted by a device alert is far greater than a routine office visit in identifying new onset CNV.

Qualifying to Use a Preferential Hyperacuity Perimetry Home Device Prior to Monitoring for Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration

The data suggests that most patients who have the intermediate stage of AMD should produce a reliable test when first using a home device PHP and between 61% to 77% likely will pass a qualification test to initiate at home monitoring, among whom 88% to 99% likely will establish a baseline after 5 at-home tests to permit monitoring for progression to neovascular AMD.