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Research Notes on Eye Angiogram
A dye called fluorescein is injected into a vein and highlights the blood vessels of the eye. This allows the doctor to see any circulation problems, swelling, or leaking of the blood vessel, enabling the doctor to make a diagnosis. If the test is done with a digital camera system the doctor can read the results on the spot.1 When the dye leaves the body via the urine it will have a yellow-green appearance. This occurs within 12 - 24 hours.2
Fast Facts:
- The test is often performed to diagnose diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration3
- There are no specific risks associated with an eye angiogram.4
- The retina of the eye receives the images we see, so an eye angiogram is a very important diagnostic tool, especially for diabetics and the elderly.
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Latest Headlines on Eye Angiogram
What is Eye Angiogram
- Cleveland Clinic (via Cole Eye Institute): What are Fluorescein/ICG Angiograms?
- University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center: Definition
- California Pacific Medical Center: What is a Fluorescein Angiogram?
Uses for Eye Angiogram
- McKesson (via Fairview Health Services): Fluorescein Angiography When is it Used?
- Harvard Medical School: What is the Test?
- The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary: How Does it Help in Diagnosing Eye Diseases?
Risks and Complications of Eye Angiogram
- Health AtoZ: Risks
- Encyclopedia of Surgery: Angiography - Eye - Risks
- Merck Manuals: Fluorescein Angiography
Wisdom, Blogs and Message Boards on Eye Angiogram
- The TechnoLawyer Community: A Retina Specialist Has an Important Message for Diabetics -- Get a Fluorescein Angiogram
- National Eye Institute: Financial Aid for Eye Care
- Touched by An Angel: On Having an Eye Angiogram
Scientific and Medical Journal Articles on Eye Angiogram
- PubMed Central: Articles on Eye Angiograms
- JAMA: Medical Research and Information for Eye Angiograms
- Google Scholar: Scholarly Articles on Eye Angiograms
Clinical Trials on Eye Angiogram
- ClinicalTrials.gov: Trials for Eye Angiogram
- CenterWatch: Fluorexcein Angiography
Research Notes References
- ↑ St. LukesEye.com: Fluorescein angiogram (FA)
- ↑ Wikipedia: Fluorescein Angiography
- ↑ HealthWise (via WebMD): Eye Angiogram
- ↑ Harvard Medical School: What is the test?
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- Reviewer: Chris Miller
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- Last update: Oct. 15, 2009
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- Contributor: Stephen Taylor
- Reviewer: Chris Miller
- Supervised by: The OrganizedWisdom Physician Review Team
- Redirects: Eye Angogram, Eye Angiogrm, Eye angigram, Retina angiogram, Eye angegram, Eye angiogham, Eey angiogra
- Last update: Sep. 9, 2008
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