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A fluorescein angiogram is a yellow dye test used to detect changes and abnormalities in the retina. The dye is injected into your arm and once in the blood stream is able to be photographed in the vessels that are in the back of your eye. Fluorescein Angiograms are used in conditions such as diabetic retinopathy and macula degeneration.
