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Little Known Ways to Easily Study Ophthalmic Microscopes

Wednesday, May 9th, 2007
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Little Known Ways to Easily Study Ophthalmic Microscopes

Every eye doctor uses a special device to test and examine our eyes. This device is known as the ophthalmic microscope or the slit lamp microscope. The slit lamp has an adjustable beam of light. Your doctor may examine your eyes by changing the dimension of the beam to increase magnification. Your doctor increases the lens magnification to examine the cornea, iris, and other anterior compositions of your eye. Nevertheless, your doctor can also see the back of your eyes and the vitreous by using special lenses for the ophthalmic microscope. (more…)

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