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FLUORESCENCE PHOTOGRAPHYAuthors: Prof. Robin Williams and Gigi Williams Applications of the Sodium Fluorescein technique:
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Application | Notes | Reference |
Scabies | Painted the skin surface with fluorescein then washed the skin. The burrows were clearly revealed by the fluorescein solution. Recommended as an aid in identifying infected areas. | Hirschfeld 1946 |
Gall bladder surgery | Found fluorescein most useful in clearly delineating the extra-hepatic ducts and as a liver function test but not useful for visualisation of the ureters. | Menaker & Parker 1950 |
Upper GI haemorrhage | Fluorescein used to detect upper gastro-intestinal bleeding. | Traphagen 1958 |
Upper GI haemorrhage | Localisation of the haemorrhage is accurately determined by fluorescent examination of ingested, specially prepared string following injection of fluorescein. Gives proof and location of bleeding in gastro-intestinal tract. | Haynes & Pitman 1960 |
Paget's disease of Vulva | Visualisation and assessment in surgical management of Paget's disease of the vulva. | Misas et al. 1991 |
Gastro-intestinal haemorrhage | Localisation of the haemorrhage using the fluorescein string test. | Berk et al. 1962 |
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