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  • August 24, 2024
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FLUORESCEIN ANGIOGRAPHY
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
j filters used - exciter filter - lets in blue light

barrier filter - lets out green light

which vessels normally leak FL - choriocapillaris

causes staining of choroidal tissue, Bruch's, sclera

what type of fluorescence does the lamina cribrosa exhibit and why? - hyperfluorescence

bc of staining of visible sclera from adjacent choriocapillaris

which vessels fill first? - chorioidal - derived from ciliary arteries - have a shorter course from the
ophthalmic artery than the CRA to retinal vessels

where is RPE pigment densest? - in the foveomacular region

-more pigment per RPE cell

-cells are tall/columnar with several layers of melanosomes crowded together

what type of fluorescence is seen in the fovea? why? - hypofluorescence (in the foveal avascular zone)

-higher concentration of pigment

-xanthophyll is present in fovea (probably in OPL)

-absence of retinal vessels in fovea (FAZ = 400-500um in diameter in the centre of the fovea)

normal phases of the angiogram - choroidal flush

arterial

arteriovenous

venous

recirculation and late

choroidal flush phase - 10-12 sec after injection in young pts

12-15 sec after injection in old pts

patchy filling is normal, but disappears w/in 5 sec

(GCA would delay this)

arterial phase - begins 1-3 sec after onset of choroidal flush

, only takes 1 sec for arteries to fill (empty in one frame, filled in the next frame)

should you be able to see a leading edge during the arterial phase? - no - this would indicate inflow
disturbance and is highly abnormal

arteriovenous phase - arteries are completely filled



venous jlaminar jfilling joccurs j(see jdye jat jthe jperiphery jof jthe jvessels)

venous jphase j- jcomplete jvenous jfilling j- jpresent jat j11 jsec jafter jinitial jappearance jof jdye jin jthe
jcorresponding jartery



recirculation jand jlate jphase j- j~40 jsec jafter jinjection j-- jthe jfirst jhigh-conc jflush jof jFL jbegins jto jempty
jfrom jthe jchoroidal jand jretinal jcirculations j



recirculation j- jFL jin ja jlower jconc jcontinues jto jpass jthrough jfundus jcirculation

3-5min jafter jinjection, jchoroidal jand jretinal jvasculatures jslowly jbegin jto jempty jand jbecome jgrey

how jlong jdoes jit jtake jnormal jvessels jto jcomplete jempty jof jFL? j- j~10-15 jmin

abnormal jhyperfluorescence jcan jbe jdue jto j- jabnormal jpresence

greater jconcentration

transmission jdefect

hyperfluorescence jdue jto jabnormal jpresence j- jfluorescence jthat jremains jafter jthe jvessels jhave
jemptied j- jis jextravascular jfluorescence j



due jto:

-leakage j- jsize jof jfluorescent jarea jwill jincrease jin jsize jand jintensity jas jstudy jprogresses

-pooling j- jleakage jinto ja jdistinct janatomic jspace

-staining j- jleakage jdiffused jinto jtissue

hyperfluorescence jdue jto jgreater jconcentration j- jdye jis jwhere jit jis jsupposed jto jbe, jbut jin ja jgreater
jconcentration jthan jnormal



ex. jvascularized jtumour jin ja jnormally jvascular jchoroid

malignant jmelanoma jwould jhave jthe jsame jpresentation

hyperfluorescence jdue jto ja jtransmission jdefect j- jnormal jfilling jof jchoriocapillaris, jbut jis jmore
jnoticeable jdue jto jdecreased jpigment jin jRPE jor jloss jof jRPE j--> jpigment jepithelial jwindow jdefect



-major jcause jis jRPE jatrophy j



4 jmajor jcharacteristics:

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