Table 1

Patient demographics and baseline characteristics

Safety populationTotal (N=196)*Treatment-naïve subgroup (N=55)
Mean age (SD), years67.5 (9.3)69.5 (10.3)
 <65, n (%)69 (35.2)14 (25.5)
 ≥65, n (%)127 (64.8)41 (74.5)
Sex, n (%)
 Male121 (61.7)33 (60.0)
 Female75 (38.3)22 (40.0)
Race, n (%)
 Caucasian156 (79.6)42 (76.4)
 Asian15 (7.7)3 (5.5)
 Middle Eastern6 (3.1)3 (5.5)
 Pacific Islander3 (1.5)1 (1.8)
 Aboriginal4 (2.0)0
 African2 (1.0)0
 Maori1 (0.5)0
 Other9 (4.6)6 (10.9)
 Mean DME duration (SD), years3.7 (3.6)2.9 (4.6)
Lens status, n (%)
 Pseudophakic142 (72.4)40 (72.7)
 Phakic54 (27.6)15 (27.3)
Study eye, n (%)
 Right98 (50.0)24 (43.6)
 Left98 (50.0)31 (56.4)
Mean IOP (SD), mm Hg14.6 (3.7)14.0 (3.7)
History of glaucoma, n (%)
 Yes14 (7.1)7 (12.7)
 No182 (92.9)48 (87.3)
Mean BCVA (SD), letters†57.3 (19.0)55.8 (18.7)
 Range2, 9610, 88
Mean CRT (SD), µm†418.0 (119.4)418.6 (106.3)
 Range76, 965248, 702
Central foveal-threatening lipid deposition, n (%)‡72 (36.7)21 (38.2)
  • *Included the treatment-naïve and non-responder subgroups.

  • †Efficacy population.

  • ‡Based on the presence of hard exudates and central foveal involvement.

  • BCVA, best-corrected visual acuity; CRT, central retinal thickness; DME, diabetic macular oedema; IOP, intraocular pressure.