Direct Ophthalmoscopy

Direct ophthalmoscopy is an eye test that provides a view of the back of the eye, including the retina, optic nerve and blood vessels. The test uses an instrument called an ophthalmoscope, which projects a beam of light into the eye and allows the posterior pole of the eye to be examined.

It is a quick, painless and precise test that provides valuable information to the ophthalmologist, supporting the early diagnosis of disease and the preservation of sight.