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Ophthalmological Diagnostic Agents

Ophthalmological diagnostic agents are administered intravenously when physicians perform diagnostic fluorescein angiography or angioscopy of the retina and iris vasculature. They are used to diagnose corneal abrasions, herpetic corneal infections, and corneal ulcers. Commonly used ophthalmological diagnostic agents include AK-Fluor (fluorescein) and BioGlo (fluorescein).

Drugs classified as Ophthalmological Diagnostic Agents are frequently used to treat the following conditions:

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Photo of the drug Fluorescite. Fluorescite
Ophthalmological Diagnostic Agents
Commonly used to treat radiographic examination.
Photo of the drug Ful-glo. Ful-glo
Ophthalmological Diagnostic Agents
Commonly used to treat radiographic examination.
Photo of the drug Ak-fluor. Ak-fluor
Ophthalmological Diagnostic Agents
Commonly used to treat radiographic examination.

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