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    Examination Techniques

    Slit-Lamp Technique Videos

    Published on Nov 6, 2017
    50 Minutes Read

    This educational video series covers all around the slit lamp and the slit-lamp examination techniques in 18 individual episodes.

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    Slit-Lamp Overview Cleaning and Patient Set-Up Focusing Diffuse Illumination Optical Section Optical Section of Crystalline Lens Retro Illumination Sclerotic Scatter Specular Reflection Specular Reflection - Anterior Lens Van Herick's Smith's Method Schaeffer's Sign Conical Beam Fluorescein Lissamine Green Drop Instillations Schirmer's Test

     

     

     

    Slit-Lamp Overview

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    Cleaning and Patient Set-Up

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    Focusing

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    Diffuse Illumination

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    Optical Section

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    Optical Section of Crystalline Lens

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    Retro Illumination

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    Sclerotic Scatter

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    Specular Reflection

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    Specular Reflection - Anterior Lens

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    Van Herick's

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    Smith's Method

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    Schaeffer's Sign

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    Conical Beam

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    Fluorescein

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    Lissamine Green

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    Drop Instillations

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    Schirmer's Test

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