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Researchers have uncovered vascular “fingerprints” in the eye that are strongly associated with increased risk for stroke.

The innovation caters to enhanced clinical flexibility and precision, addressing unique diagnostic needs in the Fluorescein Angiography Market, particularly for patients requiring specialized ...

Researchers identify how specific features of the retinal vasculature may help predict an individual’s risk of stroke.

Discover how retinal vascular fingerprint analysis is revolutionizing stroke prediction through a simple eye scan, offering ...

Retinal vascular "fingerprints" can predict stroke risk with accuracy comparable to traditional invasive methods Changes in ...

“The reason the associations between retinal vasculature changes being associated with stroke is of little surprise is that developmentally speaking, the retina is actually an extension of the brai ...

“While overall, the findings of this study will be of little surprise to most ophthalmologists, it’s nice to see a study that formalizes this relationship and starts to really break down some of the ...

Background: Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a temporary metabolic disorder in which small retinal vessels may have experience subtle changes before clinical lesions of the fundus retina appear.

Furthermore, this technique provides essential information on target organ damage, which allows for accurate and differentiated risk assessment (37). The retinal vasculature, therefore, emerges as an ...