Interwoven with the histopathological animations and the discussion of the causes of hyperfluorescence and hypofluorescence are multiple clinical examples . The majority of these consist of color photographs followed by several frames of the corresponding ICG angiogram. Clicking on individual images enlarges them to fill the monitor providing enhanced resolution. Since the ICG images are digitally recorded and transferred, what you see is nearly identical to what a clinician would see in viewing an actual angiogram. This feature is one of the principle advantages of CD-ROM technology over printed texts.
Captions provide clinical information and explanations of the angiographic details.
These examples range from appearances of common entities such as age-related macular degeneration and pathologic myopia to more exotic material such as idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy. The CD-ROM also includes a Help section. The graphics and videos are of sufficiently high resolution and quality to illustrate their points without placing excessive demands on the computer platform. It was produced by Interactive Eye, LLC . This CD-ROM represents a spectacular example of the future of ophthalmic teaching materials.