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FFA (Fundus Fluorescein Angiography)

Dynamic Microvascular Dye Angiography for Retinal Vascular Disease

Duration
15 – 25 Minutes
Recovery
Skin/urine dye clears naturally in 24 hours
Anesthesia
Intravenous contrast dye injection
Protocol
Same-Day Walkout
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FFA (Fundus Fluorescein Angiography)
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Medical Description

Comprehensive Clinical Overview

A safe vegetable-based fluorescent dye is injected into an arm vein. Rapid high-resolution retinal photos capture dye circulating through retinal and choroidal vessels, highlighting microaneurysms, ischemia, and leakages.

Ideal Candidate Profile:

Diabetic patients, hypertension patients, and individuals with suspected choroidal neovascularization requiring laser or anti-VEGF injection planning.

Why Choose The Eyes for this Procedure:

Pinpoints exact vascular leaks requiring argon laser photocoagulation
Differentiates treatable wet macular degeneration from other retinal conditions
Essential roadmap for successful anti-VEGF injection therapy

Common Symptoms & Clinical Indications

Patients suffering from these visual or physical complaints are typically recommended for this intervention:

Diabetic retinopathy / vision loss
Retinal vein occlusion (BRVO / CRVO)
Wet macular degeneration (CNV)
Unexplained retinal vascular leakage
All cases are evaluated through objective high-resolution slit-lamp and digital scan diagnostics.
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Topcon TRC-50DX High-Resolution Digital Retinal Angiography System

Dual excitation filters, rapid digital sensor with high-speed serial angiography

Clinical Workflow

Step-by-Step Surgical & Diagnostic Protocol

Phase 1

01. Pupil Dilation & Baseline Fundus Photo

Pupils are dilated and high-resolution color baseline photographs of the retina are taken.

Phase 2

02. Fluorescein Dye Administration

Sodium fluorescein dye is administered intravenously via arm cannula by trained medical staff.

Phase 3

03. Serial Multi-Phase Digital Imaging

Early arterial, capillary, and late transit phases capture micro-vascular leaks and non-perfusion zones.

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