[PDF] Top 20 Ultra-wide-field fluorescein angiography in diabetic retinopathy: a narrative review

... new field in retinal imaging and evaluation of the effect of IV drugs on 1) severity and progression of DR and 2) periph- eral retinal vessels and their correlation to macular ... See full document

... [88]. Wide-field OCTA images have shown that large arterioles situated in both superficial and deep layers seem to be the perfusion boundaries, which may serve as a novel anatomic factor to predict the ... See full document

... retrospective review of 379 eyes undergoing diagnostic UWFA using the Optos 200Tx imaging ...background diabetic or hypertensive retinopathy, vein occlusion, or any other peripheral vascular ... See full document

... exudative retinopathy) and (fluores- cein angiography or widefield imaging or ultra-widefield ...of ultra-widefield fluorescein angiog- raphy in the pediatric population were included ... See full document

... standard field photography, the Optos UWF technology permits more efficient imag- ing because it does not require dilation, and UWF fundus images are high quality and high resolution even when obtained by a ... See full document

... of wide-field ICGA ...that wide-field imaging was useful to identify peripheral lesions in diabetic retinopathy (DR) [6] and age-related macular degeneration [7, 8] and as- sess ... See full document

... eye. Fluorescein angiography at baseline (performed with a standard, non-wide-field fundus camera) had demonstrated mild ischemic maculopathy in his right eye with no clinically signifi- cant ... See full document

... Treatment Diabetic Retinopathy Study; 7SF: 7 standard field; UWF: ultra-widefield; CVOS: Central Vein Occlusion Study; RAVE: Rubeosis anti-VEGF; FA: fluorescein angiography; OCT: ... See full document

... An earlier study by Cunha-Vaz et al. [20] observed that the degree of decrease in retinal fluid in the outer layers of retina is a more robust biomarker of BCVA recovery than central retinal thickness, disorganization of ... See full document

... then taking photographs as it moves through the reti- nal circulation. When excited by short wavelength (blue) light fluorescein emits light of a longer wave- length (green). The light stimulus and corresponding ... See full document

... with diabetic nephropathy (DN) [18,19] and DR [15,20] in the last decade, raising the possibility that the increase of CRP may be an early event or even one of driving forces in the development of microvascular ... See full document

... OCT angiography instrument (Carl Zeiss Meditec, Dublin, CA) improved the CIRRUS HD OCT scanning rate to 68,000 A-scans per second and introduced a tracking software known as Fast- Trac retinal-tracking ...OCT ... See full document

... Methods: Diabetic patients with DR but no clinically signi fi cant diabetic macular edema (DME) and healthy subjects were included in this ...OCT angiography in 9 areas was correlated with RS in the ... See full document

... past, diabetic retinopathy was commonly consi- ed as vascular disorder of the retina which ul- cular damage. It has become evident from last few years that significant retinal neurons damage is also present ... See full document

... Abstract: Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a condition where the retina is damaged due to fluid leaking from the blood vessels into the ...of diabetic retinopathy is crucial to prevent ...of ... See full document

... blinding retinopathy [13], al- though we have a limited ability to detect small effect ...of diabetic patients and can only be unravelled using larger cohorts and laboratory based functional ... See full document

... We reviewed all medical records and RetCam-III fundus and FA images (Clarity Medical Systems, Pleas- anton, CA, USA) from two different hospitals. We included all files from diagnosed with ROP with a birth weight ≥1500 g ... See full document

... became the “standard” field of view. As fundus cameras with up to 50-degrees field of view emerged, they became widely used in clinical practice. Consequently, imaging angles larger than 30- or 50-degrees ... See full document

... betic retinopathy (DR), a kind of microvascular lesions occurring in fundus, accounts for 40 percent of dia- betics over 40 years of age [1], and is the main cause of impaired vision and even blindness in ... See full document

... of Diabetic Retinopathy (WESDR) that the risk of developing any retinopathy and the incidence is declining in groups with more recent disease onset (Klein and Klein, ...proliferative diabetic ... See full document