This document discusses using laser speckle flowgraphy (LSFG) to analyze retinal blood flow and waveform parameters. It provides several examples of how LSFG can be used clinically, including to evaluate arteriosclerosis, monitor blood flow changes with aging, assess blood flow in cases of diabetes or kidney transplantation, and help predict prognosis in central retinal vein occlusion. Various waveform parameters extracted from LSFG, such as mean blur rate, blowout time, and beat strength, provide information about blood flow quantity, resistivity, and circulation quality.