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Fluorescein Angiography of the Fundus: a Schematic Approach to Interpretation

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Journal Surv Ophthalmol
Specialty Ophthalmology
Date 1978 May 1
PMID 675501
Citations 12
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Abstract

Fluorescein angiographic patterns reveal a wide variety of anatomical, pathological and physiological information which, correctly interpreted, contributes to the differential diagnosis of fundus diseases and to the evaluation of appropriate therapeutic approaches. A schema for interpretation of the fluorescein angiogram is presented, following a logical progression from the initial determination of abnormal hypofluorescence of hyperfluorescence to the evaluation of the specific locations and features of the patterns, and their relationships to various disorders.

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