Simon R. Grant, F. Boswell
Abstract
Two patients with chronic branch retinal vein occlusions and recurrent vitreous hemorrhages were evaluated with fluorescein angiography. In both patients fluorescein studies revealed a unique pattern of superior fluorescein flow. Possible mechanisms for this process are discussed.
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Two patients with chronic branch retinal vein occlusions and recurrent vitreous hemorrhages were evaluated with fluorescein angiography. In both patients fluorescein studies revealed a unique pattern of superior fluorescein flow. Possible mechanisms for this process are discussed.
Key concepts: Fluorescein, Medicine, Fluorescein angiography, Ophthalmology, Retinal, Fluorescence, Optics, Physics