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Session I — Instrumentation and technique.- Photography with corneal contact fundus cameras.- Clinical trials with the ‘Equator-Plus’ camera.- High speed fluorography.- Advances in TV-fluorangiography.- Improved interference filters for fluorescein angiography.- Fluorescein cycloscopy.- A new, TV-guided fundus camera.- Circulation parameters: comparison of both eyes by simultaneous fluorescein angiography.- Five years experience with automated processing for fluorescein angiography.- Angioscopy and colour angiography.- High speed human choroidal angiography using indocyanine green dye and a continuous light source.- Cine angiographic inflow measurements using fluorescein and indocyanine green.- Riboflavin fluorescence angiography.- Experimental angiography combined with routine black-and-white angiography made possible by utilizing a double-camera ‘MADO’head.- Illumination thresholds.- Demonstration of aqueous outflow by fluorescein injection into the anterior chamber after various types of glaucoma operations.- Session II — Retina I.- Fundamental aspects of posterior ocular circulation.- Quantitative aspects of fluorescein angiography.- Arteriovenous mean circulation time in the human retina.- The computerized elaboration of fluorangiographic data on retinal vascularization.- Television photometric technique for recording fluorescein dilution curves (dromofluorograms).- The Patho-Physiology of Retinal Vein Occlusion.- Natural Course and Classification of Patients with branch retinal vein obstruction.- Cotton-wool spots in retinal vein thrombosis.- Prognostic significance of fluorescein angiography in central retinal vein occlusion.- Traitement des occlusions veineuses rétiniennes.- Maculopathy and visual prognosis in retinal vein occlusion.- A comparativestudy of treated and non-treated cases of central retinal vein occlusion.- Surgery for vascular obstructions of the retina (Posada’s technique). F.A. aspects.- Session III — Choroidal circulation.- Anatomical correlation of the normal fluoroangiography of the fundus.- The development of the choroidal vascular system.- Fluorescein angiography and angio-architecture of the choroid.- Physiological anatomy of the choroidal vasculature.- Choroidal arterial occlusive disorders.- Etude de la circulation choriocapillaire du fond d’oeil humain.- Occlusion des veines choroidiennes.- Clinical application of indo-cyanine green angiography.- Watershed zone degeneration, a clinical syndrome?.- Consideration of the cilioretinal circulation.- Session IV — Choroid II.- Choroidal naevus and melanoma.- An angiographic and histopathologic confrontation concerning the chorio-retinal changes in front of a human malignant melanoma of the choroid.- On the significance of the bright dot-like fluorescence at different malignant intraocular tumorous growth.- Angiographic follow-up of choroidal melanoma.- Nodular choroidal masses in patients with sarcoidosis.- Optic disc and peripapillary choroid. A cinefluoroangiographic study.- A study of the optic disc fluorescence by photographic subtraction.- In vivo measurements of diffusion of fluorescein into the human optic nerve tissue.- Choroidal circulation in glaucoma.- The precursors of disci-form macular degeneration.- Differential perimetric profiles in disciform macular degeneration: stages of development.- Fluorangiographic study of chorioretinal lesions in high myopia.- Juvenile juxta-papillary hemorrhagic choroiditis.- Session V — Pigment epithelium and choroid.- Morphology of the pigment epithelium.- Bruch’s membrane.- Correlationof fluorescein angiography and histopathology.- Diseases affecting the pigment epithelium.- Acute multifocal posterior placoid pigment epitheliopathy and argon laser photocoagulation. An angiographic comparison.- Various presentations of pigment epitheliopathies and choriocapillaropathies.- Inflammations of the choroid.- Fluorescein Angiography in uveal effusion.- Angiographic fluorescéinique du fond d’oeil au cours d’une ophtalmie sympathique.- Lésions Chorioépithéliales initiales dans l’onchocercose oculaire.- Dominant Macular Dystrophies: Cystoid macular edema and butterfly dystrophy.- Sector refinitis pigmentosa with chronic disc edema.- Leakage from retinal capillaries in hereditary dystrophies.- Epithelium pigmentaire dans les hérédo-dégénérescences choriorétiniennes à prédominance choroidienne.- Fluorographic aspects of Stargardt’s disease.- Le signe du silence choroïdien dans les dégénérescences tapétoré tiniennes postérieures.- Session VI — Retina II.- Iris angiography in vascular diseases of the fundus.- Alteration in blood flow in the pathogenesis of diabetic retinopathy.- First lesions in infantile diabetic retinopathy. Angiofluoresceinic study.- Cystoid macular oedema in diabetic retinopathy.- Evaluation of diabetic retinopathy.- A model to quantitatively predict the course of diabetic retinopathy.- Réactions vasculaires et tissulaires de l’oeil provoquées par la cryocautérisation et par la coagulation au laser. Etude expérimentale à fluorescence.- Comparative study of retinal micro-aneurysm.- Fluorescein angiographic patterns of retinal arterial aneurysms.- Retinal vascular changes in Takayasu’s Disease (Pulseless Disease), occurrence and evolution of the lesion.- Retinopathy due to chronic carbon disulfidepoisoning.- Fluorescein angiography studies of posterior pole preretinal fibrosis (Macular Pucker).- Angiographic considerations about the preretinal membrane.- Session VII — Retina III.- Fluorography of the fundus periphery with rhegmatogenous retinal detachment.- Peripheral vascular diseases.- The value of fluorescein angiography in sickle cell retinopathy.- Fluorescein angiography in retrolental fibroplasia.- Alteration of retinal hemodynamics in retrolental fibroplasia.- Equatorial degenerations with atypical vessels.- Angiomatosis retinae.- Discussion on complications.- General review.