Scanning laser ophthalmoscopy for early diagnosis of vitreoretinal interfase syndrome.

Purpose: To describe the angiographic signs found using scanning laser ophthalmoscopy for the early diagnosis of vitreoretinal interface syndrome. This method is useful to visualize the inner retinal layers, being more sensitive than fundus biomicroscopy.

Material: 61 patients with vitreoretinal interfase syndrome were evaluated.

Glaucomatous optic nerve head changes with scanning laser ophthalmoscopy.

Purpose: To determine whether there are angiographic differences among normal, preperimetric and advanced glaucoma eyes using indocyanine green angiography with SLO. This method was chosen because of its sensibility to detect peripapillary capillary vessels.

Methods: Scanning laser opthalmoscopy was preformed on normal eyes, preperimetric glaucomas and advanced glaucomas.

Antiglaucomatous drugs effects on optic nerve head flow: design, baseline and preliminary report.

Purpose: To determine the effect of the most frequent used antiglaucomatous drugs on the optic nerve head flow. To see the response of the autoregulation system in hypertensive, preperimetric and advanced perimetric glaucomas.

Materials: In this preliminary report, optic nerve head parameters and retinal perfusion values were measured in 25 healthy controls as well as in 72 glaucomatous optic nerve heads.