Fundus Photography
Captures a two-dimensional image of the retina and optic nerve. It is useful for documentation, screening and detecting visible retinal changes.
SEEING & DOCUMENTING THE RETINA
Fundus Imaging
Fundus photography is a high-resolution photograph of the back of the eye, showing the retina, optic nerve and retinal blood vessels.
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPH
What is Fundus Photography?
Think of it as a photograph of the inside of your eye.
It provides a permanent visual record that can be compared with photographs taken during future visits.
PHOTOGRAPH OR SCAN
Fundus Photography vs Retinal Scans
OCT (Retinal Scan)
Creates cross-sectional images of the different layers of the retina, allowing your ophthalmologist to see structural changes beneath the retinal surface that may not be visible in a photograph.
Learn about OCTWHY IT’S USEFUL
Why is Fundus Imaging useful?
It helps with:
Diabetic eye screening
Retinal and macular assessment
Optic nerve documentation
Monitoring retinal changes over time
Creating a baseline record of eye health
THE PHOTOGRAPH IS
Quick
Painless
Non-invasive
Pupil dilation may be required for some retinal examinations.