Technical overview

Non-mydriatic fundus photography is an effective alternative to direct ophthalmoscopy for examining the ocular fundus in non-ophthalmology or remote settings. The procedure is carried out by an ophthalmologist or other clinician in remote cases utilising the fundus camera and uses the retina’s own reflective properties, which means the pupil allows the retinal camera to pass light rays into the eye and capture the images. The process is painless for patients and it doesn’t require pupil dilation (in most cases).

The image captured can allow the ophthalmologist to assess afflictions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, high blood pressure, diabetic retinopathy, and even multiple sclerosis.

Linked to Riester’s Telemedicine System, this allows remote clinicians to link to an ophthalmologist without the need for the patient to travel for the initial consultation.

Seamlessly integrates with Riester’s Telemedicine stations and Telemedicine software solution partner

The TeleDoc software allows doctors to remotely provide their patients with quality care anywhere at any anytime. The software offers video consultation between doctor and patient, along with live transfer of patient vital signs, ECG, ultrasound, stethoscope amongst other medical data, giving doctors the capability to provide quality diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of patient conditions. More about DocsinClouds Software.

Simultaneously capture and share live images and videos in the Riester Telemedicine Stations integrated into DocsinClouds telemedicine.