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Fig 1.

A case from a high-risk patient with PDR at screening.

Image notes: (1) Top-left panel shows fundus photo and shows small dotted bleedings spots as well as curved and dilated vessels . (2) Bottom-left panel shows an optical coherence tomography (OCT) image of intraretinal cysts with swelling below the fovea and in the papillomacular bundle . (3) Right panels are images from a fluorescein angiography and show regions of neovascularisation at the optic disc and large areas of non-perfusion present within the nasal and macula areas (i.e. an irregular foveal avascular zone). Images also show a small zone of sub-hyaloid bleeding.

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Fig 2.

A case from a patient with moderate NPDR at screening.

Image notes: (1) Top-left panel shows a fundus photo and reveals a few small dotted bleedings spots . (2) Bottom-left panel shows an optical coherence tomography (OCT) image of intraretinal cysts with exudates and mild edema in the inferior temporal region. (3) Right panels show fluorescin angiography images from a normal optic disc, a mild intraretinal microvascular anomaly and several microaneurysms .

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Fig 3.

Pictures showing the vitreous sampling procedure during a partial vitrectomy.

Image notes: (1) Top-left panel shows a picture of the surgeon performing a 2-port partial pars plana vitrectomy under control with the indirect ophthalmoscope. (2) Bottom-left panel shows the maneuver taking a vitreous probe. (3) Top-right panel shows an overview of the operative field. (4) Bottom-right panel shows the view through the indirect ophthalmoscope setup.

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Fig 4.

Flow chart displaying non-randomized design of study.

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Table 1.

Patient demographics and screening values.

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Table 2.

Prior diabetic macular edema (DME) treatments at screening.

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Fig 5.

The levels of growth and inflammatory factors (GIF) in patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR) (top panel) and non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR) (bottom panel).

Image notes: Individual data plotted using different shades of black (top panel) or blue (bottom panel) with the mean value shown as a solid horizontal line.

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