Patients must have the presence of choroidal neovascularization under the fovea as defined as any one of the following stereoscopic fuorescein angiogram (SFA) features (determined by the Reading Center): a) Early stippled hyperfluorescence of flat retinal pigment epithelium with ill-defined boundary and little or mild leakage in the late frames of the fluorescein; b) Irregular elevation of the retinal pigment epithelium that does not exhibit discrete or bright hyperfluorescence in the early transit phase of the angiogram. Stippled hyperfluorescence may be present. Late frames may show persistent fluorescein staining or leakage within a sensory retinal detachment overlying this area; c) Early well-defined lacy hyperfluorescence with late frames that show persistent fluorescein staining or leakage; d) The area of late leakage or staining must involve at least 1 standard disc area (1.77 mm(2)) and should not exceed 16 standard disc areas on the fovea; e) The area of hyperfluorescence determined by the reading center as well-defined CNVM must be less than 50 percent of the total area of early and late hyperfluorescence identified by the reading center as total area of CVNM.