The document provides an introduction to Laser Speckle Flowgraphy (LSFG), a non-invasive technique for measuring relative blood flow velocity. LSFG uses a laser to illuminate moving blood cells, which produce dynamic speckle patterns that are analyzed to generate blood flow maps. Several key points are discussed, including: - LSFG provides time-varying maps of retinal and choroidal blood flow without needing dye injection. - Parameters like Mean Blur Rate (MBR) and Blow Out Time indicate relative blood flow velocity and are used to study conditions like glaucoma, macular diseases, and vascular occlusions. - Studies have shown LSFG measurements correlate with other