Fluorescence Angiography

Known as: Angiography, Fluorescence

An examination technique that uses fluorescent dye and a specialized camera to inspect blood flow in the retina and choroid.

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2015

Objective Microscopic indocyanine green (ICG) angiography is useful for identifying the completeness of aneurysm clipping and the…

2014

Nicotine causes ischemia and necrosis of skin flaps. Phosphodiesterase‐5 (PDE‐5) inhibition enhances blood flow and…

1999

Editor,—Since the initial identification of macular holes as pathological entities in the middle of the 19th century,1 there has…

1994

Indocyanine green fluorescence angiography (ICG angiography) can reveal choroidal circulation, and so it is used to observe…

1992

The results of choroidal indocyanine green (I.C.G.) angiography by the absorption and fluorescence techniques are compared. Both…

1978

A study was made of the retinal functions in 4 patients with chronic‐progressive external ophthalmoplegia, general myopathy, EEG…

1974

A method of measuring the width of photographic images of the retinal blood vessels obtained by fluorescence angiography, using a…

1973

1970

This clinico-pathological study has been carried out on benign and malignant choroidal melanomata with the following objects in…

1970

Jensen and Lundbaek (i 968) reported a technique of fluorescence iris angiography using a lens of 20 cm. focal length placed in…