Talk:Fluorescein angiography

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Because the only reference in this article at the time I visited it (Angiography images) was a dead link, I replaced it, following a suggestion from miss_miranda on #wikipedia. However, I am not a specialist in medicine, so additional references from specialists (and links to additional images) are more than welcome.Alexander Patrakov 07:18, 27 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]