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Choroidal fluorescent dye filling patterns: a comparison of high speed indocyanine green and fluorescein angiograms

Flower, 1980

Document ID
15652503662632478459
Author
Flower R
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Publication venue
International Ophthalmology

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Consecutive indocyanine green (ICG) and fluorescein dye studies were made of neonatal and adult rhesus monkey eyes using a fundus camera modified to make angiograms at eight frames per second. Comparison of angiograms of the same eyes indicate that …
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