A common detection and classification system is needed for epidemiologic studies of age-
related maculopathy (ARM). Such a grading scheme for ARM is described in this paper …

Background: In patients with unilateral visual loss related to age-related macular disease,
the risk of visual loss in the second eye is documented as being between 7% and 10% per …

In a study of 150 consecutive patients with age-related macular disease and unilateral visual
loss, the drusen in the better eye were analyzed for size, number, density, and fluorescein …

Observation of patients with Sorsby's fundus dystrophy has shown that a prolonged
choroidal filling phase on fluorescein angiography may indicate the presence of diffuse …

Abstract Development of senile disciform degeneration in the second eye was studied in a
group of 104 patients over a period of up to five years. 12 to 15% of these patients develop …

It is nearly twenty years since the principle and technique of fluorescein angiography were
first described; the procedure has now become standardized and has found a regular place …

For many years there has been controversy concerning the role of genetic influences in the
pathogenesis of age-related macular disease. It is widely believed that the lesions causing …

PURPOSE: The Drusen Laser Study evaluated macular laser to prevent choroidal
neovascularization (CNV) and vision loss in high-risk age-related maculopathy (ARM) …

Objective To determine whether teletherapy with 6-mV photons can reduce visual loss in
patients with subfoveal choroidal neovascularization in age-related macular degeneration …

Serpiginous and geographic choroiditis, one and the same disease, is characterized by
episodic involvement of the pigment epithelium and choroid. Each new lesion passes …