Titlebook: International Symposium on Fluorescein Angiography Ghent 28 March-1 April 1976; J. J. Laey Book 1976 Dr W. Junk b.v. Publishers 1976 anato

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High Speed Human Choroidal Angiography Using Indocyanine Green Dye and a Continuous Light Sources unbound molecules readily ‘leak’ from the fenestrated choriocapillaris; and second, its absorption and fluorescence spectra lie in a region where the ocular tissues do not efficiently transmit light energy — this is particularly true of the macular area. On the other hand, indocyanine green (ICG)

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Riboflavin Fluorescence Angiographyboflavin are 266 nm, 373 nm and 445 nm. The Olympus fundus camera which is equipped with exciting and barrier filters for fluorescein angiography was used in this experiment. Albino and pigmented rabbits were injected with riboflavin phosphate through the ear vein. The angiogram was similar to that

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Demonstration of Aqueous Outflow by Fluorescein Injection into the Anterior Chamber after Various Tyactorily performed by KLEINERT in 1953. He could observe the outflow of aqueous humor from the filter pleb after Elliot’s trepanation through the lymph vessels of the conjunctiva. Consequently, he was basically the first to have successfully performed fluorescein-angiography. This was long before th

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Fundamental Aspects of Posterior Ocular Circulationculation. This paper considers some of those basic aspects of the retinal, choroidal, and optic disc head circulation particularly as they relate to fluorescein angiography. The fundus angiogram is simply a series of photographs documenting the passage of a dye through vascular pathways. Fluorescein

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Quantitative Aspects of Fluorescein Angiographyre well known, it is usually fairly easy to be certain whether any given angiography feature is normal or abnormal. Given sufficient photographic quality and good magnification, such observation and interpretation lead often directly to diagnosis and treatment without the need for any time consuming

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