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Research paper thumbnail of Systemic Complement Activation Profiles in Nonexudative Age-Related Macular Degeneration: A Meta-Analysis

Journal of Clinical Medicine

Although complement inhibition has emerged as a possible therapeutic strategy for age-related mac... more Although complement inhibition has emerged as a possible therapeutic strategy for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), there is not a clear consensus regarding what aspects of the complement pathway are dysregulated in AMD and when this occurs relative to disease stage. We recently published a systematic review describing systemic complement activation profiles in patients with early/intermediate AMD or geographic atrophy (GA) compared to non-AMD controls. Here, we sought to meta-analyze these results to estimate the magnitude of complement dysregulation in AMD using restricted maximum likelihood estimation. The seven meta-analyzed studies included 710 independent participants with 23 effect sizes. Compared with non-AMD controls, patients with early/intermediate nonexudative AMD (N = 246) had significantly higher systemic complement activation, as quantified by the levels of complement proteins generated by common final pathway activation, and significantly lower systemic complem...

Research paper thumbnail of Systemic Complement Activation Profiles in Nonexudative Age-Related Macular Degeneration: A Meta-Analysis

Journal of Clinical Medicine

Although complement inhibition has emerged as a possible therapeutic strategy for age-related mac... more Although complement inhibition has emerged as a possible therapeutic strategy for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), there is not a clear consensus regarding what aspects of the complement pathway are dysregulated in AMD and when this occurs relative to disease stage. We recently published a systematic review describing systemic complement activation profiles in patients with early/intermediate AMD or geographic atrophy (GA) compared to non-AMD controls. Here, we sought to meta-analyze these results to estimate the magnitude of complement dysregulation in AMD using restricted maximum likelihood estimation. The seven meta-analyzed studies included 710 independent participants with 23 effect sizes. Compared with non-AMD controls, patients with early/intermediate nonexudative AMD (N = 246) had significantly higher systemic complement activation, as quantified by the levels of complement proteins generated by common final pathway activation, and significantly lower systemic complem...

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