Purpose To analyse the maculopathy in 597 eyes of 317 cases with diabetic retinopathy,and to explore the classification and visual prognosis. Methods Using fluorescein angiography to examine the extend of capillary leakage and foveal avascular zone as well as the extent of the capillary closure in macular area. Results ①Diabetic maculopathy was divided into 5 types,among 597 eyes,no leakage type 154 eyes (25.8%),focal edema type 188 eyes(31.5%),diffuse edema type (including cystoid edema)231 eyes(40.0%),ischemic type 12 eyes(2.0%) and proli ferative type was 4 eyes(0.7%).② There is close relationship between the classification and visual prognosis.such as when visual acuity was ge;0.5,no leakage type was 99.4%, focal edema type was 83.0%,diffuse edema type was 28.4%,ischemic type was 8.4%,and proliferative type was 0.5%.the visual acuity of cystoid edema was worse than diffuse edema only 20.3%.③The stage and visual prognosis:The higher the stage the worse the visual prognosis.if visual acuityge;0.5, 1 stage in 96.2% eyes,2 stage in 84.8%,3 stage in 53.2%,4 stage in 37.2%,5 stage in 12.5%. Conclusion Diabetic maculopathy is the main cause of visual impairment in diabetic retinopathy. Different type has different visual prognosis.macular edema and cystoid edema are the main factors to decrease visual acuity and could be treated by focal and grid laser photocoagulation to prevent visual loss. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,2000,16:144-146)
Objective To investigate the characteristics of the ocular fundus of Chinese patients with polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (PCV).Methods The photographs of ocular fundus of 42 Chinese patients (48 eyes) with PCV diagnosed by fundus photography, fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA), and indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) were analyzed.Results In 48 eyes with PCV, 35 (72.9%) had subretinal hemorrhage, 13 (27.1%) had yellow-white exudation, 7 (14.6%) had subretinal tuberculum-like focus in tangerine peel at the posterior pole, and 26 (54.2%) had hemorrhagic or serous pigment epithelium detachment (PED). Thirty-six eyes（75.0%）had polypoidal dilations with branching vascular network, and the other 12 (25.0%) had scattered polypoidal dilations without identifiable continuous branching vascular network. The location for these lesions were at the macular region in 30 eyes (62.5%), arcade region in 6 (12.5%), peripapillary region in 3 (6.3%), and combination region in 9 (18.8%).Conclusions Most of the lesions in Chinese patients with PCV locate at the macular region and temporal vascular arcade. Most eyes are characterized by branching choroidal vessels with polyplike terminal aneurysmal dilations in ICGA. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis，2003，19：269-332)
Objective Observation on the characteristics of choroidal melanomas with indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) and fundus fluorescsin angiography(FFA). Methods Both ICGA and FFA were used in 16 cases of choroidal melanoma for comparison and analysis. Results 81.2% of tumors showed hypofluorescence all the way or faint fluorescence in later stage．62.6% of tumors had characteristic intrinsic tumor vassels with ICGA,while 12.5% of tumors had intrinsic vessels with FFA．Those tumors that can't be diagnosed owing to whole hyperfluorescence in later stage with FFA may be diagnosed by visibility of intrinsic tumor vessels with ICGA. Conclusion ICGA is helpful in the diagnosis of choroidal melanoma. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 2000，16：3-5)
Objective To icompare the effects of indocyanine green angiography(ICGA) on ganzfeld Electroretinogram(ERG). Methods ICGA was performed used the Topcon 50IA retina camera, Ganzfeld ERG was recorded by Neuropack Ⅱ evoked response recorder. The Ganzfeld ERG was recorded before and after ICGA in 20 cases (38 e yes) with different diseases , Ganzfeld ERG was recorded according to the ISCEV standard recommendations. Results ICGA did neither affect Ganzfeld ERG a-wave and b-wave latency nor amplitudes of dark adaptation, maximum response and light adaptation.(Pgt;0.05). Conclusion ICGA using the Topcon 50IA could be performed prior to the recording of the Ganzfeld ERG. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 2001,17:284-285)