Definition : Ophthalmoscopes that use a low-power laser beam for scanning horizontally and vertically across the retina, producing an electronic image with depth resolution, which is particularly valuable in creating three-dimensional (topographic) images of the optic disc. Retinal conditions such as edemas, scars, and macular holes are assessed using this technique.
Entry Terms : "Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscopes"
UMDC code : 18190
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