Chapter 3Posterior Segment Imaging

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Contents

Preparation for Imaging: Dilation

The Fundus Camera

Fundus Camera Optics and Illumination.

Non-Mydriatic Fundus Cameras

Anatomy of a Fundus Camera

Camera Controls

Exposure Considerations

Setting Your Reticle

Performing Fundus Photography

Preparing for Your Patient

Patient Communication and Cooperation

Obtaining the Seven Standard Fields: A Retinal Map

Seven Standard Fields

Problem Solving: Poor Fixation

Problem Solving: Positioning

Image Troubleshooting

Stereo Photography

In ophthalmology, the eye is divided into two main segments—the anterior segment and the posterior segment. The anterior segment ...

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