2018
DOI: 10.1167/tvst.7.6.32
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Ocular Spot Fluorometer Equipped With a Lock-In Amplifier for Measurement of Aqueous Flare

Abstract: PurposeTo evaluate a custom-made ocular fluorometer for detection of intensity of light scatter (ILS) from the anterior chamber (A/C) as an objective measure of aqueous flare.MethodsThe fluorometer, equipped with a lock-in amplifier, was employed in the scatter mode to detect ILS from A/C. Measurements were performed with two illumination slit widths of 0.5 and 0.25 mm. The axial resolution at these slit widths were 80 and 200 μm, respectively. Healthy and pseudophakic eyes, with grade 0 Standardization of Uve… Show more

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“…26 Based on SUN, the standardization of uveitis nomenclature, [27][28][29] the aqueous flare was graded as follows: in the absence of any notable flare 0, for faint flare 1+, for moderate flare (iris and lens details are clear) 2+, for marked flare (iris and lens details are hazy) 3+, and for intense flare (fibrin in the aqueous humor) 4+. 30…”
Section: Clinical Grade Of Anterior Chamber Flarementioning
confidence: 99%
“…26 Based on SUN, the standardization of uveitis nomenclature, [27][28][29] the aqueous flare was graded as follows: in the absence of any notable flare 0, for faint flare 1+, for moderate flare (iris and lens details are clear) 2+, for marked flare (iris and lens details are hazy) 3+, and for intense flare (fibrin in the aqueous humor) 4+. 30…”
Section: Clinical Grade Of Anterior Chamber Flarementioning
confidence: 99%