J Korean Ophthalmol Soc.
1978 Sep;19(3):273-279.
The Fluorescein Angiographic Findings of Chorioretinal Inflammation
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- 1Department of Ophthalmology, Seoul National University Hospital, Korea.
Abstract
- Artificial chorioretinal inflammation was produced by the application of the cryothermy, diathermy, or photocoagulation in man. The inflammatory reactions were followed-up by fluorescein angiography. Inflammatory lesion showed fluorescein leakage and pooling at the first postoperative day Cessation of leakage was seen niter the 10th postoperative dey regardless of method of inflammation production. Pigment stippling was seen at about 4-5 days after moderate to heavy cryo-application, but about 11-12 days after moderate intensity of photocoagulation and diathermy.
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