Abstract
Objective To study the therapeutic effect of multi-wavelength laser photocoagulation for diabetic retinopathy.Methods Thirty cases (52 eyes) of diabetic retinopathy confirmed by results of fundus fluorescence angiography and optical coherence tomography were treated by multi-wavelength laser photocoagulation which included red light,green light and yellow light laser.Macular grid photocoagulation was also performed on patients combined with macular edema.Results Follow up was 6 months.The visual acuities were improved in 35 eyes,no change in 14 eyes and decreased in 3 eyes which were caused by macular edema.The mean macular thicknesses shown by optic coherence tomography were (430.35 ±98.53) μm before treatment and (178.48 ± 42.56) μm at 6 months after laser treatment.Conclusion Multi-wavelength laser photocoagulation in the management of diabetic retinopathy is effective which can improve patients' visual function. Key words: Retinopathy, diabetic; Laser, multi-wavelength; Photocoagulation, laser
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