FUNDUS PHOTOGRAPHY: The Basics Laura Savage, COMT, CRA
... was needed with no blinks or movement also bracket your exposure to make sure you have a good picture - don't want the patient to have to come back. Also always analyze your images to check on focus, exposure, etc and try to adjust your technique for future ** If starting out take notes on the patie ...
... was needed with no blinks or movement also bracket your exposure to make sure you have a good picture - don't want the patient to have to come back. Also always analyze your images to check on focus, exposure, etc and try to adjust your technique for future ** If starting out take notes on the patie ...
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... any patient with a visual disturbance or for which the differential diagnose includes systemic infectious disease, vascular disorder, hypertension, or central nervous system disease. Indirect ophthalmoscopy should be mastered by the veterinary practitioner and routinely employed for posterior segmen ...
... any patient with a visual disturbance or for which the differential diagnose includes systemic infectious disease, vascular disorder, hypertension, or central nervous system disease. Indirect ophthalmoscopy should be mastered by the veterinary practitioner and routinely employed for posterior segmen ...
CRS10c
... V good trainees set up the slit lamp illumination and eyepieces before commencing the examination. They help the patient to get into position if necessary. They warn the patient of the brightness of the light. They ensure that the patient's ocular surface is adequately anaesthetised. They choose the ...
... V good trainees set up the slit lamp illumination and eyepieces before commencing the examination. They help the patient to get into position if necessary. They warn the patient of the brightness of the light. They ensure that the patient's ocular surface is adequately anaesthetised. They choose the ...
History of Ophthalmic Photography
... clinical drawings of retinal lesions. However, in that same year, Dr. Howe produced the first photographs of a living human retina. 2 Until this time ophthalmic photography had been restricted to photographs of the ocular adnexa and photomicrographs of ocular pathology. While Dr. Howe's retinal phot ...
... clinical drawings of retinal lesions. However, in that same year, Dr. Howe produced the first photographs of a living human retina. 2 Until this time ophthalmic photography had been restricted to photographs of the ocular adnexa and photomicrographs of ocular pathology. While Dr. Howe's retinal phot ...
Matthew Hartley - the Royal College of Ophthalmologists
... Fundus photography uses a specialised microscope and camera equipment to take wide angle, high-quality pictures of the retina, entire optic disc and macula.5 The idea has been around since Helmholtz was tinkering with his augenspiegel, but only recently has its full potential been recognised.3 It ha ...
... Fundus photography uses a specialised microscope and camera equipment to take wide angle, high-quality pictures of the retina, entire optic disc and macula.5 The idea has been around since Helmholtz was tinkering with his augenspiegel, but only recently has its full potential been recognised.3 It ha ...
Ocular Albinism
... general practitioner with complaints of photophobia and decreased visual acuity (BCVA: right ...
... general practitioner with complaints of photophobia and decreased visual acuity (BCVA: right ...
Slide exam sample questions_PPT
... a. What is the most likely aetiological diagnosis? b. What systemic signs may be present? c. What treatment is advised? ...
... a. What is the most likely aetiological diagnosis? b. What systemic signs may be present? c. What treatment is advised? ...
Diapositiva 1 - Dott. Paolo Tortorella Oculista
... We describe a case of 19 years-old girl affected by PXE complaining of blurred vision in the left eye from one month. The proband’s father was affected by keratoconus and the proband’s brother presented skin lesion like PXE ...
... We describe a case of 19 years-old girl affected by PXE complaining of blurred vision in the left eye from one month. The proband’s father was affected by keratoconus and the proband’s brother presented skin lesion like PXE ...
Examination of the Ocular Fundus - Cornell University Veterinary
... Monocular indirect ophthalmoscopy is a technique made possible by newer instrumentation such as the Welch-Allyn® PanOptic® ophthalmoscope. This produces an upright image of intermediate magnification and field of view when compared to indirect and direct ophthalmoscopy techniques. Learning the appro ...
... Monocular indirect ophthalmoscopy is a technique made possible by newer instrumentation such as the Welch-Allyn® PanOptic® ophthalmoscope. This produces an upright image of intermediate magnification and field of view when compared to indirect and direct ophthalmoscopy techniques. Learning the appro ...
The Normal Fundus and Its Variants
... fovea. The edge of the optic disc may be slightly elevated. The immediate peripapillary area may show hyperpigmentation or a scalloped pale area representing the sclera, seen through the transparent retina. The only neuroretinal elements at the optic disc are the axons of the ganglion cells which ma ...
... fovea. The edge of the optic disc may be slightly elevated. The immediate peripapillary area may show hyperpigmentation or a scalloped pale area representing the sclera, seen through the transparent retina. The only neuroretinal elements at the optic disc are the axons of the ganglion cells which ma ...
Guide to performing an Eye Exam
... o Move toward the patient's eye until you are close to his/her face. Close the eye you are not using to look through the ophthalmoscope. o Look for details of the person's fundus – You may need to turn the number dial at the top of the ophthalmoscope in order for it to be in focus ...
... o Move toward the patient's eye until you are close to his/her face. Close the eye you are not using to look through the ophthalmoscope. o Look for details of the person's fundus – You may need to turn the number dial at the top of the ophthalmoscope in order for it to be in focus ...
Extended Ophthalmoscopy and Fundus Photography
... Fundus Photography Fundus photography (also called fundography) is the creation of a photograph of the interior surface of the eye, including the retina, optic disc, macula, and posterior pole (i.e., the fundus). Fundus photography is used by optometrists, ophthalmologists, and trained medical prof ...
... Fundus Photography Fundus photography (also called fundography) is the creation of a photograph of the interior surface of the eye, including the retina, optic disc, macula, and posterior pole (i.e., the fundus). Fundus photography is used by optometrists, ophthalmologists, and trained medical prof ...
Literally! - Ophthalmoscopy
... with practice. Try to keep both of your eyes open while you perform the examination as it will reduce fatigue. Use your right eye to observe on the left side and vice versa. Indirect ophthalmoscopy utilises a 20 diopter lens and an independent light source to form an inverted and reversed view of th ...
... with practice. Try to keep both of your eyes open while you perform the examination as it will reduce fatigue. Use your right eye to observe on the left side and vice versa. Indirect ophthalmoscopy utilises a 20 diopter lens and an independent light source to form an inverted and reversed view of th ...
Morphogenetic Model for Radial Streaking in the Fundus of the
... demonstrating the typical mud-splattered appearance of the retinal pigment epithelium. Hypoautofluorescent areas correspond to hyperpigmented areas of retinal pigment epithelium. Similarly, hyperautofluorescent areas correspond to hypopigmented areas on the color fundus photograph. Date of download: ...
... demonstrating the typical mud-splattered appearance of the retinal pigment epithelium. Hypoautofluorescent areas correspond to hyperpigmented areas of retinal pigment epithelium. Similarly, hyperautofluorescent areas correspond to hypopigmented areas on the color fundus photograph. Date of download: ...
Fundus photography
Fundus Photography involves capturing a photograph of the back of the eye i.e. fundus. Specialized fundus cameras that consist of an intricate microscope attached to a flashed enabled camera are used in fundus photography. The main structures that can be visualized on a fundus photo are the central and peripheral retina, optic disc and macula. Fundus photography can be performed with colored filters, or with specialized dyes including fluorescein and indocyanine green.The models and technology of fundus photography has advanced and evolved rapidly over the last century. Since the equipments are sophisticated and challenging to manufacture to clinical standards, only a few manufacturers/brands are available in the market: Topcon, Zeiss, Canon, Nidek, Kowa, CSO and CenterVue are some example of fundus camera manufacturers.