Abstract
The sources of vitreous fluorophotometry artifacts are described. An algorithm to define this "spread function" is presented. The use of improved instrumentation and compensation for this artifact by data processing of the "correction" algorithm can improve the results of vitreous fluorophotometry. This algorithm was carried out in 40 eyes and was found to have an error of 0.7 mg/ml at 3 mm from the choroid-retina.
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