Mini Quiz: Educating patients about DME

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How can ophthalmologists better educate patients about the severity of DME progression?

A). Employ the use of OCT images to educate patients when describing their condition.
B). Emphasize that chronic means forever
C). Recognize the importance of the five-year delay between glycemic control and microvascular healing
D). Urge patients to undergo combination therapy
E). Monitor treatment approaches
F). All the above

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