Fundus photography involves capturing images of the interior structures of the eye, particularly the central and peripheral retina, optic disc, and macula, using specialized fundus cameras. The procedure typically requires the pupil to be dilated to improve image quality, and may involve the use of colored filters or dyes. Fundus photography is essential for assessing the health of the retina and other ocular features.

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Fundus of the eye photography involves
photographing the rear of an eye also known
as the fundus
Specialized fundus cameras consisting of an
intricate microscope attached to a flash
enabled camera are used in fundus
photography

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 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
coloured filters, or with specialized dyes including
fluorescein and indocyanine green.
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6. Fundus camera - Procedure
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7. Fundus camera - Readings
 Fundus photographs are usually taken through
a dilated pupil in order to enhance the quality of
the photographic record, unless unnecessary
for image acquisition or clinically
contraindicated.
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Fundus Camera - View

9. Fundus camera - Readings
 Dilated fundus examination - Once the pupil is
dilated, examiners use ophthalmoscopy
(funduscopy) to view the eye's interior, allowing
assessment of the retina, optic nerve head,
blood vessels, and other features.
 They also often use specialized equipment such
as a fundus camera.
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