Targeted Photocoagulation of Peripheral Ischemia to Treat Rebound Edema
Targeted Photocoagulation of Peripheral Ischemia to Treat Rebound Edema
Authors: Singer, M., Surapaneni, K., Sadda, S., & Tan, C
Presented: January 1, 2015
Type: Publications
“In this study, we demonstrate the use of widefield imaging with targeted photo-coagulation of peripheral ischemia to treat rebound edema, while preserving most peripheral vision. In order to treat rebound edema, extensive TRP, across reversible and nonreversible areas of ischemia, had to be performed – not just in areas of nonreversible peripheral ischemia. These areas need to be mapped during episodes of rebound edema, when ischemia is at its maximum. In this way, by doing the most TRP possible, the cycle of rebound edema can be broken.”
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