Inflammation can involve several ocular structures, including the sclera, retina, and uvea,
and cause vascular changes in these tissues. Although retinal vasculitis is the most common …

Uveitis is a challenging disease. It represents a major cause of ocular morbidity worldwide.
More than half of all patients with uveitis develop sight threatening complications related to …

Inflammatory reactions of the retinal vasculature are often a component of the clinical picture
of posterior uveitis. In our experience, vasculitis is detectable in about one half of the eyes …

Purpose The choroid plays an integral role in the evolution of a number of inflammatory eye
diseases but only limited information is provided on the choroidal vasculature by fluorescein …

Hintergrund: Dank der Indozyanin-Grün-Angiographie (IGA) ist es jetzt möglich, die
Aderhaut und deren Zirkulation zu untersuchen. Ziel dieser Studie war es, anhand der IGA …

Purpose: To investigate the structural optical coherence tomography and related
microvascular flow characteristics in eyes with retinal vasculitis. Methods: Regions involved …

Since its introduction, the technique of fluorescein angiography has become essential in the
diagnosis and understanding of chorioretinal dis-eases. Posterior uveitis is no exception …

Fluorescein angiography (FA) is a valuable tool for the assessment of fundus alterations
secondary to intraocular inflammation, especially in intermediate, posterior, or panuveitis. 1 …

Investigational imaging of the choroid was limited with only rough information obtained by
echography 1 before indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) became available in the …

The use of imaging techniques in uveitis continues to provide important information for the
diagnosis and management of patients with uveitis. These techniques are useful for …