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Top tips for slit-lamp imaging - part 1

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In the first in a series of short features offering useful tips on how to get the best out of a slit-lamp imaging system, Dr Rachel Hiscox offers advice on improving image capture

The slit-lamp biomicroscope is an essential part of the optometrists’ and contact lens opticians’ toolkit, enabling high magnification viewing of the anterior and posterior ocular structures.

When combined with an imaging system and the application of correct imaging techniques, the slit lamp can be used to capture high-quality photos and movies of the eye. These images can be useful for clinical documentation of ocular health, for patient education and, if necessary, as evidence in medicolegal situations.

This short series of articles will review some top tips that will help in producing high-quality slit-lamp photographs.

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