Fundus imaging is an essential part of ophthalmic practice. The cameras range from the most basic to the advanced scanning laser ophthalmoscope based ones offering wide-field fundus imaging. Unconventional instruments such as the smartphone can be used to view and image the fundus.
Smart phone allows user the flexibility of fundus imaging in difficult situations such as in outreach camps and in imaging the fundus of an infant under general anesthesia. Considering the utility of smartphones do you prefer smartphones for fundus imaging in your practice?
