BDUMP can mimic n-AMD, which can delay treatment. Plasma exchange resulted in resolved inflammation, resolution of exudative detachments and improved vision after cataract surgery. Consideration of the tumor genetics led to the recognition of elevated HGF levels and autoantibodies to α-HGF (anti-69-kDa), which suggested a new pathogenic mechanism of BDUMP. We believe that therapy with tyrosine kinase inhibitors and a checkpoint inhibitor may contribute to the high HGF levels and subsequent immune response.
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