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Fluorescein Angiography in Inflammation of the Peripheral Fundus: Involvement of the Choroid and Retina. II

H Zenker, Stefanie Klein

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Fluorescein angiographies were performed in 65 patients with peripheral uveitis. 34 subjects (52%) showed pathologic dye transit of the peripheral choroid. Fluorographic evidence of retinal involvement was high (91%), preferentially consisting in leakages from capillaries and venules. Fluorescein angiography was able to detect minute lesions and corresponded with the activity of the inflammation.

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Fluorescein angiographies were performed in 65 patients with peripheral uveitis. 34 subjects (52%) showed pathologic dye transit of the peripheral choroid. Fluorographic evidence of retinal involvement was high (91%), preferentially consisting in leakages from capillaries and venules. Fluorescein angiography was able to detect minute lesions and corresponded with the activity of the inflammation.

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Fluorescein angiographies were performed in 65 patients with peripheral uveitis. 34 subjects (52%) showed pathologic dye transit of the peripheral choroid. Fluorographic evidence of retinal involvement was high (91%), preferentially consisting in leakages from capillaries and venules. Fluorescein angiography was able to detect minute lesions and corresponded with the activity of the inflammation.

Key concepts: Choroid, Fluorescein, Fluorescein angiography, Medicine, Peripheral, Uveitis, Fundus (uterus), Ophthalmology

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