Anatomy

Bye, Louise

doi:10.1093/med/9780199584994.003.0001

Basic Sciences for Ophthalmology 2013

DOI: 10.1093/med/9780199584994.003.0001

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Anatomy

Louise Bye¹

Abstract: This chapter outlines anatomy relevant to ophthalmology, including the cranial cavity, central nervous system, orbit and adnexa, and ocular anatomy (the conjunctiva, lymphatic drainage, cornea, sclera, lens, iris, blood supply, ciliary body, choroid, and retina).

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Contact-free trans-pars-planar illumination enables snapshot fundus camera for nonmydriatic wide field photography

Wang

Toslak

Alam

et al. 2018

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In conventional fundus photography, trans-pupillary illumination delivers illuminating light to the interior of the eye through the peripheral area of the pupil, and only the central part of the pupil can be used for collecting imaging light. Therefore, the field of view of conventional fundus cameras is limited, and pupil dilation is required for evaluating the retinal periphery which is frequently affected by diabetic retinopathy (DR), retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), and other chorioretinal conditions. We report here a nonmydriatic wide field fundus camera employing trans-pars-planar illumination which delivers illuminating light through the pars plana, an area outside of the pupil. Trans-pars-planar illumination frees the entire pupil for imaging purpose only, and thus wide field fundus photography can be readily achieved with less pupil dilation. For proof-of-concept testing, using all off-the-shelf components a prototype instrument that can achieve 90° fundus view coverage in single-shot fundus images, without the need of pharmacologic pupil dilation was demonstrated.

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Contact-free trans-pars-planar illumination enables snapshot fundus camera for nonmydriatic wide field photography

Wang

Toslak

Alam

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Anatomy

Abstract: This chapter outlines anatomy relevant to ophthalmology, including the cranial cavity, central nervous system, orbit and adnexa, and ocular anatomy (the conjunctiva, lymphatic drainage, cornea, sclera, lens, iris, blood supply, ciliary body, choroid, and retina).

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Contact-free trans-pars-planar illumination enables snapshot fundus camera for nonmydriatic wide field photography

Contact-free trans-pars-planar illumination enables snapshot fundus camera for nonmydriatic wide field photography

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