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Reibaldi M et al. – In most of the eyes, both standard–fluence PDT and low–fluence PDT resulted in complete subretinal fluid reabsorption with visual acuity improvement. Choroidal hypoperfusion related to PDT could be reduced by low–fluence PDT.

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