An ophthalmoscope is a medical device used by healthcare professionals to examine the interior structures of the eye, including the retina, optic disc, and blood vessels. It's a fundamental tool in ophthalmology and optometry for assessing eye health, diagnosing various eye conditions, and monitoring changes over time. Light Source: Ophthalmoscopes are equipped with a light source, often an adjustable brightness halogen or LED light, which illuminates the interior of the eye. The brightness can be adjusted to provide optimal visibility without causing discomfort to the patient.
Aperture and Filters: The device usually includes a selection of apertures and filters that control the size and shape of the light beam and the type of illumination. This allows the healthcare provider to customize the examination based on the specific structures being observed and the patient's individual needs.
Optical System: Ophthalmoscopes employ a series of lenses and mirrors to focus and direct the light into the eye and to magnify the image of the interior structures for examination. Some ophthalmoscopes offer variable magnification settings to enable detailed inspection of different parts of the eye.
Viewing System: Ophthalmoscopes typically incorporate a viewing system, which allows the healthcare provider to observe the illuminated structures through a viewing lens or eyepiece. Some modern ophthalmoscopes feature digital imaging capabilities, allowing images or videos of the eye to be captured and stored for documentation or further analysis.
Adjustable Diopter: Many ophthalmoscopes include an adjustable diopter setting that allows the examiner to compensate for differences in refractive error between their eyes and the patient's eyes, ensuring a clear and focused view of the eye's interior.
Indirect ophthalmoscope is instrument for viewing the ailments of retina and eye. It contains built in halogen illuminating lamp with adjustable headband providing a flexible distance from 50-75 mm. The basic advance feature is that it is very light weight instrument that can be adjusted in individuals very easily. Features Have all pupil feature Brilliant halogen illumination stereooptical system Cobalt blue and green filters Compact and light weight instruments Simple control for adjusting the headband Interpupillary distance adjustable from 50-75 mm. Standard accessories: Transformer with power cord, carrying case, spare lamp, co-observation teaching mirror.
An E.N.T. (Ear, Nose, and Throat) set complete with an ophthalmoscope is a comprehensive collection of medical instruments used by healthcare professionals, particularly ENT specialists and ophthalmologists, for the examination of the ears, nose, throat, and eyes. This combined set provides practitioners with the necessary tools to perform a thorough examination of the patient's head and neck region, including both auditory and visual assessments. Otoscope: An otoscope is used to examine the external auditory canal and the tympanic membrane (eardrum). It consists of a light source, a magnifying lens, and a speculum for inserting into the ear canal. The otoscope allows healthcare providers to assess the ear for infections, inflammation, blockages, and other abnormalities. Ophthalmoscope: An ophthalmoscope is used to examine the interior structures of the eye, including the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels. It typically includes a light source, lenses, and filters to provide illumination and magnification of the eye's structures. Ophthalmoscopy is essential for diagnosing conditions such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy. Nasal Speculum: A nasal speculum is used to examine the nasal passages and nasal cavity. It consists of two blades that can be adjusted to gently widen the nostrils for inspection of the nasal mucosa, septum, and nasal turbinates. Tongue Depressors: Tongue depressors are used to hold down the tongue during throat examinations, allowing healthcare providers to visualize the back of the throat, tonsils, and uvula. Specula: Specula are disposable or reusable attachments used with the otoscope for examining the ear canal. They come in various sizes to accommodate different patients and provide a clear view of the ear canal and tympanic membrane. Light Source: The set may include a small portable light source, such as a penlight or diagnostic pen, for general illumination during examinations. Carrying Case: A sturdy carrying case is often included to store and transport the instruments conveniently.
Portable Diagnostic Otoscope Ophthalmoscope
Binocular indirect ophthalmoscope
Features: Glass optics are mounted to aluminum chassis. 28 lenses for crisp, clear focus. Exclusiv: clearly marked aperture and filter control. The ultimate in performance and quality.Asperical optical system to eliminate corneal glare, making the beta 200 the superior choice for ease of learning. 11 filters and apertures Slit, fixation star polar co-ordinates, coblat blue filter, large spot, small spot, hemispot with red-free filter
Features: The ultimate in performance and quality. Aspherical optical system to eliminate corneal glare, making the beta 200 the superior choice for ease of learning. 11 filters and apertures. Slit, fixation star polar co-ordinates , cobalt blue filter, large spot, small spot, hemispot. With red-free filter
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