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The presence of drusen, minuscule yellow deposits in the retina, is a typical early ... generate 3D images of blood flow in your eye Fluorescein angiography is a procedure where a dye is injected ...

the lesion size is 12 disc areas or less in greatest linear dimension there are signs of recent disease progression (for example, blood vessel growth as shown by fluorescein angiography ... and ...

A fluorescein angiogram (FA) or fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA) looks at the blood vessels and the lining at the back of your eye (the retina). You may also have a photograph taken of the surface ...

and fluorescein angiography is an important tool to identify and diagnose the condition, according to a speaker here. At the Retina World Congress, Thomas A. Albini, MD, said that several factors ...

A fluorescein angiography involves injecting a fluid ... Electroretinography involves measuring the responsiveness of your retina cells to light. Most people have some degree of vision loss ...

Fluorescein angiography is a type of eye test used to ... This is when the macula (an area of the retina) has fluid build-up. This causes the macula to swell and distort your vision.

This exam shines blue light on your retina. That makes certain cells light up. This “glow” is called fluorescence. Certain patterns of it are linked to eye diseases. Fluorescein angiography.