Fundus Fluorescein Angiography

1. Fluorescein pass through...

• Endothelial cell

• Tight junction

• Fenestrated walls of choriocapillaris

• RPE

2. Choroidal filled on...

• 30-150 seconds after injection

• 10-30 minutes after injection

• 8-15 seconds

• 1-2 seconds after choroidal filling

3. Retinal Arterial filled on...

• 30-150 seconds after injection

• 10-30 minutes after injection

• 8-15 seconds

• 1-2 seconds after choroidal filling

4. Arteriovenous filled on...

• 8-15 seconds

• 1-2 seconds after choroidal filling

• 2-3 seconds after arterial filling

• < 11 seconds after arterial filling

5. Retinal vein filled on...

• 8-15 seconds

• 1-2 seconds after choroidal filling

• 2-3 seconds after arterial filling

• <11 seconds after arterial filling

6. Recirculation phase on...

• 2-3 seconds after arterial filling

• <11 seconds after arterial filling

• 30-150 seconds after injection

• 10-30 minutes after injection

7. Late phase on...

• 2-3 seconds after arterial filling

• <11 seconds after arterial filling

• 30-150 seconds after injection

• 10-30 minutes after injection

Which is not the cause of hyperfluorescence?

• Vascular filling defect

• Leakage

• Pooling

• Epithelial Defect

8. Which is not interpretation of Fluorescein Angiography?

• Hypofluorescence

• Autofluorescence

• Echogenic

• Hyperfluorescence