Titlebook: International Symposium on Fluorescein Angiography Ghent 28 March-1 April 1976; J. J. Laey Book 1976 Dr W. Junk b.v. Publishers 1976 anato

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978-90-6193-149-2Dr W. Junk b.v. Publishers 1976

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衍生

Photography with Corneal Contact Fundus CamerasConventional fundus cameras, having an air lens between the cornea and front lens of the camera, are usually limited in the area of fundus which can be encompassed to 30 or 35 degrees. Collages are required to show larger areas in single illustrations.

蒙太奇

Fluorescein CycloscopyA good knowledge of the physiology and pathology of the human ciliary process has until now been accumulated only from indirect evidences gained by clinical and experimental studies. In other words, only a little information available has been provided directly from the human ciliary process in situ.

CLOUT

Five Years Experience with Automated Processing for Fluorescein AngiographyVery few Ophthalmic Departments have access both to a fundus camera and a photographic service able, on demand, to immediately develop angiographic films and produce prints, thus permitting diagnosis and treatment whilst the patient is still in the unit.

膽小懦夫

Illumination ThresholdsIt is the intent of this paper to examine the limitations imposed by retinal damage on the light requirements for fundus photography and angiography. To this end we briefly review the retinal damage mechanisms and levels and then compare measured light output of fundus cameras with these levels.

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Clinical Trials with the ‘Equator-Plus’ Camerahe clinician is the overall view of the pathology in the fundus, the localization of large pathological structures in relation to the disk or macula and the comparison of coloration in large areas of the fundus.

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