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Identifier 000031812
Title Φωτοθρόμβωση φυσιολογικών αγγείων του αμφιβληστροειδή και χοριοειδή κουνελιών με τη χρήση diode laser και Φθαλοκυανίνης
Alternative Title Photothrombosis of Retinal and Choroidal Vessels in rabbit eyes using chloroaluminum Sulfonated Phthalocyanine and a diode laser
Creator Iliaki, Olga E
Abstract Ιn the current work the effectiveness of phthalocyanine and a diode laser in photothrombosis of normal retinal and choroidal vessels was evaluated. Big retinal vessels of temporal myelin wing were irradiated using a 670 nm diode laser at 2mW, after the injection of chloroaluminum sulfonated phthalocyanine (5mg/kg) in thirty albino rabbits. Animals were followed up to a maximum of 12 months using fundus photography, fluoroangiography, and histology. Photothrombosis of the irradiated retinal vessels and of underlying choroidal vessels resulted in all treated eyes after 13 to 17.5 min of irradiation. The retinal vessels were patent again by the 7th day after the procedure. Choroidal vessels remained closed during the whole follow-up period. Light and electron microscopy demonstrated occupation of irradiated choroidal and retinal vessels by plateletthrombi. Damage of endothelial cell structure of these vessels could be seen. Outer retinal and RPE damage localized at irradiation area was observed. The combination of phthalocyanine with a low power diode laser is a simple and effective way for the induction of photodynamic thrombosis in fundus vessels.
Language Greek
Issue date 1998-05-01
Date available 1999-12-03
Collection   School/Department--School of Medicine--Department of Medicine--Doctoral theses
  Type of Work--Doctoral theses
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