Description
Uses in Medical:
Ophthalmoscopy (fundoscopy):
The primary use is for examining the fundus, which can reveal signs of various eye diseases and conditions like retinal detachment, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy.
Assessing systemic diseases:
Ophthalmoscopy can also be used to detect signs of systemic diseases like high blood pressure and diabetes, as the blood vessels in the eye can reflect these conditions.
Routine eye exams:
It’s a common part of routine eye exams and complete physical exams.
Neurological exams:
Ophthalmoscopy can be part of a neurological examination to assess the optic nerve and eye movement.
Monitoring eye health:
Ophthalmoscopes are used to monitor the health of the eye and detect changes or progression of eye conditions.