Ophthalmic diagnostic agents
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Ophthalmic diagnostic agents are given intravenously to perform diagnostic fluorescein angiography or angioscopy of the retina and iris vasculature. A few preparations also contain a local anesthetic to reduce pain in the nerves of the eyes.
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| AK-Fluor (More...) generic name: fluorescein |
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| Flucaine (More...) generic name: fluorescein/proparacaine |
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| Fluoracaine (More...) generic name: fluorescein/proparacaine |
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| Flurox (More...) generic name: benoxinate/fluorescein |
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| IC-Green (More...) generic name: indocyanine green |
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| VisionBlue (Pro, More...) generic name: trypan blue |
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Medical conditions associated with ophthalmic diagnostic agents:
