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Autofluorescence characteristics of early, atrophic, and high-risk fellow eyes in age-related macular degeneration.

Investigative ophthalmology & visual science - 1 Dec 2006

Smith R Theodore, Chan Jackie K, Busuoic Mihai, Sivagnanavel Vasuki, Bird Alan C, Chong N Victor

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PURPOSE: To assess the relationships of drusen, pigment, and focally increased autofluorescence (FIAF) and the reticular pattern of hypoautofluorescence, to distinguish the combined photographic and AF characteristics of early, atrophic, and high-risk fellow eyes in AMD. METHODS: In a retrospective interinstitutional clinical study, AF and color photograph pairs of 221 eyes were examined: 166 eyes of 83 patients...

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PMID: 17122141
DOI: 10.1167/iovs.05-1318
PMCID: PMC2754766

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