a general term for drugs which have the capability of preventing new vessel growth (neovascularization) in the retina.

Impact of any compound that works to prevent angiogenesis (ie, formation and development of new blood vessels). Because angiogenesis is required for malignant tumors to grow and spread, antiangiogenic compounds act by starving cancerous tumors of the blood supply (ie, new blood vessels) tumors need to survive and grow.

Having to do with reducing the growth of new blood vessels.

Hydronephrosis Polypeptide

Inoperable Protease