Hello Dr Daaga. This is a very nice and practical video on the fundoscopy. However pIease Sir, I don't understand the 15° positioning you mentioned. And also you said if we wanted to look at the upper retina, we could tell patient to look up. I'd have thought it'll be the other way round.
Eye ball moves around a central point . If patient looks upwards , the eyeball moves along horizontal axis , this makes the upper part of retina to come to center , making it easy to visualise. I hope it helps .
probably one of the few videos ive seen where it made the exam and instruments easier to understand. dr ozdalga has a talent for teaching
I'm always fascinated by Dr. Errol's discussion. What a gorgeous guy!
Thank you guys.. you're a blessing. More power to you.
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You guys are brilliant! Excellent video
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Thanku sir loved it. Practical demonstration.fabulous
Wowww💜 this is awesome explanation 😍
Thank you so much sir!
Thanks Doctor
Excellent.
Thanku very much doctor i have no words for ur excellent presentation thanku thanku so much
thaank you! this will help in my NP program. Taking physical assessment next semester!
This guy is sooooo goooooood
Thank you Syed :)
Excellent demonstration!
Thank you for sharing!
I liked this!
Great video! thanks very informative and well explained.
+Carla Wicks thanks for the comment and for watching!
Excellent demonstration. I would like to have that equipment
Thank you
fascinating
More exams please!
FNP student at Gardner-Webb University in North Carolina.
Thanks. V helpful.
great video thanks
+Eslam Elwany Thank you!
thank you regards
it was great; tnx
Panoptic instrument is interesting. Between uses, how do you clean the rubber cuff that makes contact with the patient's skin?
wholeNwon i was instructed to use an alcohol swab
Hello Dr Daaga. This is a very nice and practical video on the fundoscopy. However pIease Sir, I don't understand the 15° positioning you mentioned. And also you said if we wanted to look at the upper retina, we could tell patient to look up. I'd have thought it'll be the other way round.
Eye ball moves around a central point .
If patient looks upwards , the eyeball moves along horizontal axis , this makes the upper part of retina to come to center , making it easy to visualise.
I hope it helps .
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What do ophtho docs think about non-ophtho docs dilating eyes, given anterior chamber depth is normal on exam?
All aside,you are Handsome doctor.😉
has anyone tried to use the trad indirect ophthalmoscope with an iphone ?
Background music is too loud
jocelyn smoked too much before this video
thank you