Slit Lamp Examination and Photography

Mártonyi, Csaba L.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-06387-6.00014-3

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“…Most high magnification photography of the anterior segment of the eye uses a photo slit‐lamp. The photo slit‐lamp is a variation of the slit‐lamp biomicroscope routinely used in ophthalmology to light and examine structures in the eye at magnifications up to 40× 3 …”

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“…The photo slit-lamp is a variation of the slit-lamp biomicroscope routinely used in ophthalmology to light and examine structures in the eye at magnifications up to 40¥. 3 Slit-lamp photography offers the best opportunity for imagers to demonstrate their imaging skills and creativity. It is a technically and aesthetically challenging discipline that requires a good understanding of composition, magnification, lighting principles, precise exposure control and understanding of the pathology.…”

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Ophthalmic imaging today: an ophthalmic photographer's viewpoint – a review

Bennett

Barry

2009

Clinical Exper Ophthalmology

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Ophthalmic imaging has changed dramatically since the 1960s with increasingly complex technologies now available. Arguably, the greatest changes have been the development of the digital camera and the speed, processing power and storage of electronic data. Already, ophthalmic practices in many major institutions overseas have paperless medium storage and electronically generated reporting from all equipment that use a computer interface. It is hard to remember the widespread use of photographic film with its attendant costs, or even to remember the days before optical coherence tomography (OCT). These latest technical improvements in ophthalmic imaging are now standard in large Australian institutions and becoming more widespread in smaller private practices. The technicians that operate and maintain this everincreasing plethora of gadgetry have seen their work practices change from the darkroom to the complexities of data-based imaging and storage. It is a fitting time to examine the contemporary state of ophthalmic imaging and what lies on the horizon as we move towards 2020.

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Ophthalmic imaging today: an ophthalmic photographer's viewpoint – a review

Bennett

Barry

2009

Clinical Exper Ophthalmology

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“…The method presented here extends the world of slit lamp photography, which was confined to anterior, middle and posterior segment pictures,2 3 to the world of face photography and external findings, making the ophthalmic “photo cosmos” almost complete.…”

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“…The slit lamp was invented at the beginning of the 20th century to visualise the anterior and middle segments of the eye more accurately 1 2. A major advance in its use in clinical practice was the introduction of strong plus lenses (eg, +60, +78, +90 D) to allow biomicroscopy of the fundus 3.…”

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A new view of the slit lamp

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2009

Br J Ophthalmol

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“…61 General arrangement of illumination and observation beam paths for fundus observation. (a) The part of the fundus observable through the pupil is not illuminated and is thus not visible.…”

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