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Autofluorescence Frames Heidelberg Retina Angiograph Ii, supplied by heidelberg engineering, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: In vivo visualization of photoreceptor layer and lipofuscin accumulation in stargardt’s disease and fundus flavimaculatus by high resolution spectral-domain optical coherence tomography

Journal: Clinical Ophthalmology (Auckland, N.Z.)

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Techniques Used: Membrane

Case 4 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the left eye (20/25 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and retinal flecks (thin arrows). HD-OCT scans ( A and B ) show disruption of either the layer between the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and the outer segment (OS) of the photoreceptors (PR) (enlarged view), either the layer corresponding to the interface of inner segment (IS) and OS of PR in the foveal region (enlarged view; asterisks), and a focal loss of the PR layer in the parafoveal region (open arrows).

Figure Legend Snippet: Case 4 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the left eye (20/25 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and retinal flecks (thin arrows). HD-OCT scans ( A and B ) show disruption of either the layer between the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and the outer segment (OS) of the photoreceptors (PR) (enlarged view), either the layer corresponding to the interface of inner segment (IS) and OS of PR in the foveal region (enlarged view; asterisks), and a focal loss of the PR layer in the parafoveal region (open arrows).

Techniques Used: Tomography, Disruption

Case 8 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the left eye (20/125 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and clearly delineates the retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans ( A , B , and C ) show a diffuse loss of the photoreceptor layer (enlarged view) in the foveal region ( B , open arrows), and small hyperreflective lesions presented as dome-shaped deposits located within the retinal pigment epithelium ( A and C , thin arrows).

Figure Legend Snippet: Case 8 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the left eye (20/125 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and clearly delineates the retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans ( A , B , and C ) show a diffuse loss of the photoreceptor layer (enlarged view) in the foveal region ( B , open arrows), and small hyperreflective lesions presented as dome-shaped deposits located within the retinal pigment epithelium ( A and C , thin arrows).

Techniques Used: Tomography

Case 2 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the right eye (20/20 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and clearly delineates the retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans ( A, B, and C ) show an intact inner segment and outer segment interface of the photoreceptors (PR) centrally (enlarged view), but diffuse parafoveal loss of the PR layer (open arrows), and small hyperreflective lesions presented either as dome-shaped deposits within the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) ( B , thin arrow), or as small linear deposits located at the level of the outer nuclear layer and clearly separated from the RPE ( A and C , arrowheads).

Figure Legend Snippet: Case 2 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the right eye (20/20 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and clearly delineates the retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans ( A, B, and C ) show an intact inner segment and outer segment interface of the photoreceptors (PR) centrally (enlarged view), but diffuse parafoveal loss of the PR layer (open arrows), and small hyperreflective lesions presented either as dome-shaped deposits within the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) ( B , thin arrow), or as small linear deposits located at the level of the outer nuclear layer and clearly separated from the RPE ( A and C , arrowheads).

Techniques Used: Tomography

A ) Case 5 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the right eye (20/25 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and several diffuse retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans show disruption of either the layer between the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and the outer segment (OS) of the photoreceptors (PR), either the layer corresponding to the interface of inner segment (IS) and OS of PR in the foveal region (asterisk), and a focal loss of the PR layer in the parafoveal region (open arrows). Small, large and very large hyperreflective lesions presented as dome-shaped deposits located within the RPE and at the level of the outer segments of PR (thin arrows), and small linear deposits located at the level of the outer nuclear layer and clearly separated from the RPE layer (arrowhead), are visualized by HD-OCT scans. B ) Case 1 fluorescein angiography and HD-OCT. Fluorescein angiography frame of the left eye (20/50 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled fluorescence in the macular area and several diffuse retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans show a focal loss of the photoreceptor layer in the foveal region (open arrows), and very large hyperreflective lesions presented as dome-shaped deposits located within the retinal pigment epithelium (thin arrows).

Figure Legend Snippet: A ) Case 5 fundus autofluorescence and high definition spectral domain optical coherence tomography (HD-OCT). Fundus autofluorescent frame of the right eye (20/25 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled autofluorescence in the macular area and several diffuse retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans show disruption of either the layer between the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and the outer segment (OS) of the photoreceptors (PR), either the layer corresponding to the interface of inner segment (IS) and OS of PR in the foveal region (asterisk), and a focal loss of the PR layer in the parafoveal region (open arrows). Small, large and very large hyperreflective lesions presented as dome-shaped deposits located within the RPE and at the level of the outer segments of PR (thin arrows), and small linear deposits located at the level of the outer nuclear layer and clearly separated from the RPE layer (arrowhead), are visualized by HD-OCT scans. B ) Case 1 fluorescein angiography and HD-OCT. Fluorescein angiography frame of the left eye (20/50 best corrected visual acuity) shows mottled fluorescence in the macular area and several diffuse retinal flecks. HD-OCT scans show a focal loss of the photoreceptor layer in the foveal region (open arrows), and very large hyperreflective lesions presented as dome-shaped deposits located within the retinal pigment epithelium (thin arrows).

Techniques Used: Tomography, Disruption, Fluorescence

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