Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1995;36(2):273-278.
Published online February 1, 1995.
Ischemic Changes in Hypertensive Choroidopathy by Fluorescein Angiography.
Seung Lyul Yu, Myung Kyoo Ko, Joon Kiu Choe
Department of Ophthalmology, of Medicine, Hangyang University, Seoul, Korea.
고혈압 맥락막중에서 형광 안저촬영상 맥락막 허혈
유승렬(Seung Lyul Yu),고명규(Myung Kyoo Ko),최준규(Joon Kiu Choe)
Abstract
The retinal and choroidal blood vessels respond independently to the abruptly increased arterial pressure due to their differences in the anatomic and physiologic properties, which induce hypertensive retinopathy and hypertensive choroidopathy respectively. The authors reviewed the fluorescein angiogram retrospectively to observe the ischemic changes of the choroid in 15 cases of hypertensive choroidopathy. The ischemic changes of the choroid in hypertensive choroidopathy were characterized by generalized or sectorial filling delay which was followed by staining or leakage of dye. These findings suggest that the choroidal circulation may lead to the sectorial and generalized ischemic conditions following the abruptly increased arterial pressure due to their differences in the anatomic structures. The fluorescein angiographic findings in the hypertensive choroidopathy depend on both the degree of the circulatory disturbance and the levels of the affected choroidal vessels.
Key Words: Choroidal ischemia;Elschnig's spot;Hypertensive choroidopathy;Malignant arterial hypertension


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