Ophthalmic Instruments
Ophthalmological instruments are typically used to examine the eye. Ophthalmoscopy is also referred to as funduscopy or ophthalmology.
There are basically two different approaches you can take when it comes to ophthalmoscopy:
Direct ophthalmoscopes require the patient’s eye and the examiner’s eye to be in close proximity, about 10 cm away from one another.
Indirect ophthalmoscopes are used from a distance of about 50 cm away from the patient’s eye. The examination is performed using a light source in addition to an ophthalmic lens held 2 – 10 cm in front of the patient’s eye.
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HEINE offers unrivalled cutting-edge products for both procedures. Our range also includes hand-held slit lamps, retinoscopes, our world-exclusive retinometer and other corresponding accessories.
All of these products feature outstanding optics, an intuitive ergonomic design and legendary HEINE durability.
Accessories for indirect ophthalmoscopes
Model Eye
This model eye is ideal for teaching and practice.
Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopes
Compact monocular ophthalmoscope
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High-resolution digital imaging of the fundus with LED HQ illumination
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Accurate diagnosis made easy
Direct Ophthalmoscopes
Ophthalmoscope with outstanding durability
Ophthalmoscope with outstanding durability – perfect for small pupils
Standard instrument for a smaller budget
Maximum quality with minimum dimensions
Other ophthalmic diagnostic instruments
for scleral transillumination
For examination of the anterior segment and cornea in focal light
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