Pazopanib Induces Retinal Tear: A Case Report
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This is a case report about a renal cell cancer patient who developed retinal tear after anti-VEGF multi-tyrosine kinase inhibitor Pazopanib. Early recognition and referral to ophthalmology for management is necessary.
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