Angiofluoresceinografia: o que vc precisa saber a respeito do exame?

Angiofluoresceinography is an imaging exam requested by ophthalmologists that allows for the study of blood vessels in the eye area with a clear and objective visualization. 🧐 This exam can identify diseases such as: diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and retinal dystrophies. To help you learn more about the exam, our specialists have prepared this video answering the main questions about it, when it is indicated, and how it is performed. 📝 ▶ Participating in this live stream are the specialists: 👩‍⚕️ Prof. Dr. Thais Mendes 👨‍⚕️ Prof. Dr. Alexandre Rosa ▶ Watch carefully to have all your questions answered! And to learn more about eye health, check out the articles on our blog: https://retinapro.com.br/blog/ 🤝 Share experiences in the Facebook Community: https://bit.ly/Comunidade_RetinaPro 📲 Join the Telegram Group: https://t.me/retinaproclinica 🎙 Enjoy listening to podcasts? Listen to RetinaProdcast on Spotify, Deezer, and Apple Podcasts For more information, follow RetinaPro on social media:   / retinaproclinica     / retinaproclinica   00:00 INTRODUCTION 04:48 WHEN IS THE EXAM INDICATED? 07:53 CAN THIS EXAM DIAGNOSE MACULAR HEMORRHAGE? 09:57 PREPARATION GUIDELINES FOR THE EXAM 14:45 HOW DOES THE EXAM WORK? 18:48 CAN THE EXAM PREVENT RETINAL DETACHMENT? 21:58 SIDE EFFECTS 24:56 WHAT IS OCT? 26:19 WHAT IS THE RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY FOR PERFORMING THE EXAM? 28:03 IS THERE A SEQUENCE FOR PERFORMING OPHTHALMOLOGICAL EXAMS? 33:18 FINAL CONSIDERATIONS