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Opthalmoscopy (also called as fundoscopy) is one of 3 routine tests done by an eye doctor. Pediatricians and general practitioner tend to perform an opthalmoscopy in routine physical exams.

This test involves the use of unique lenses and bright, direct light to offer an excellent view of the back of your eye – mainly, the optic disc, retina and blood vessels.

What can an opthalmoscopy detect?

This check can reveal or rule out many different issues that manifest in the back of your eye, some more serious than others.

If an ophthalmoscopy appears normal, your optician will see a normally functioning retina and blood vessels that show no signs of concern.

If a doctor sees something unusual, it may be the result of issues like:

  • Glaucoma
  • Retinal detachment
  • Retinal inflammation due to viral issue
  • Hypertension
  • Diabetes
  • Optic nerve disease
  • Macular degeneration
  • Melanoma of the eye, or rare type of cancer
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What is the difference between indirect, direct, and slit-lamp opthamoscopy?

A direct opthamosocpy is the most general procedure and involves the use of a handled tool known as ophthalmoscope to look within your eye. This tool uses unique lenses and bright light to target past your pupil and onto the back of your eye. This is the least detailed of the 3 tests.

An indirect opthalmoscopy involves a brighter light and little lens, also handheld. The doctor will wear this light as a headlamp. In the case of a detached retina diagnosis, this test can be an important first step.

During a slit-lamp opthalmoscopy, you will place your chin on a chinrest while an optician looks into your eye with a more perfectly shaped light. He or she will move the light from side to side, offering a more detailed look than an indirect or direct test.

Does an opthalmoscopy hurt?

While there are many slight issue from the brightness of the ophthalmoscope light, these tests will not cause any issue. An indirect opthalmoscopy may contain a slight force on the surface of your eye, but it should not be painful.

If dilation is needed, the temporary vision impartment may lead to pretty uncomfortable light sensitivity during that time. In the event your doctor elects to open your eye, you should given disposable sunglasses to decrease any discomfort before you leave the office.

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