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Methods Of Ocular

Examination

Prof.dr. Jamal Zway


Visual acuity charts
Visual angle in Visual acuity charts
Testing visual
acuity
Pin Hole
Ishihara colour plates:

Right: with a green


filter.
Left: without the green
filter.
Normal visual field as plotted by
Bjerrum tangent screen
Visual field as a hill of vision
Confrontation visual field testing
Kinetic visual
field testing with
Goldmann
perimeter
Static perimetry: Friedman analyser
Upper lid eversion
Corneal abrasion stained with
fluorescein
Slit lamp instrument and its optics
Right: slit beam examination
Left: full aperture examination
Corneal endothelial surface by specular
microscopy
The photokeratoscope
The keratometer
Goldmann gonioscopic lens
Examination of the anterior chamber
angle with Goldmann gonioscopic lens
Measurement of
intraocular pressure
using Goldmann
applanation
tonometer
Fundus examination with direct
ophthalmoscopy
The field of view with direct
ophthalmoscopy
Fundus examination with indirect
ophthalmoscopy
The field of view with indirect
ophthalmoscopy
Scleral indentation for examination of the retinal
periphery with indirect ophthalmoscopy
Goldmann 3 mirror contact lens and
parts of the retina seen by its mirrors
Examination with Goldmann 3 mirror
contact lens
Top: fundus
examination with
Goldmann 3 mirror
contact lens

Bottom: fundus
examination with
Hruby non contact
lens
The optics of the Hruby lens
Regions of the retina
and their elecro-
physiological methods
of examination
Ultrasound examination ( A scan)
Ultrasound examination ( A scan) with 2
different orientations of the probe
Ultrasound examination ( B scan)
B scan ultrasound:
Left: normal Right: abnormal
Axial MRI of the brain and orbit

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