Eye angiography
Retinal angiography is one of the methods of imaging in ophthalmology in this method, by intravenous injection of a specific colored substance called fluorescein. Blood flow in the retina is examined
The purpose of this photo
In the process of diagnosis and treatment of retinal diseases Angiography is an important particular method.
Actions before the photo
The patient is advised by a hospital nurse for cardiovascular and renal diseases, history of dyspnea and asthma, and drug allergies and if needed patient referred to the physician for permission.
The pupillary droplet drops in two eyes (mydrax), so that the pupils are completely opened and the eye is ready.
Steps
First, patient information is entered into the device and the patient is asked to place his/her chin and forehead at the specified location blink and then After taking a safe vessel from the patient's hand, patient looks at the target dot in the center of the circles. In the next step, the nurse performs injections of fluorescein and the optometrist started taking pictures at different times.
Complications
This imaging method requires the informed written consent of the patient due to injection of fluorescein ampoules. Although this imaging technique does not endanger seriously. A slight change in the color of the face or the color of the urine may develop, which will disappear after a short time drinking enough water and fluids will help to resolve this problem. A very small percentage of people may experience dizziness and partial nausea during testing.
Place and hours of doing
Every day, except holidays, from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
The duration of the test for both eyes is approximately 15 minutes.
The main building of the hospital - the second floor - angiography room