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Riester e-scope Halogen Ophthalmoscope - Whitee scope Halogen Ophthalmoscope Halogen illumination for bright natural light. Optimised high performance optics with aspherical condenser lens to reduce aberrations. 6 apertures: Small allows quick entry into small, undilated pupils. Large general examination of the eye through dilated pupil. Fixation Star graduated cross hairs for measuring eccentric fixation or locating lesions. Semi Circle for a combination of depth perception and field of view.
e-scope® Halogen Ophthalmoscope
- Halogen illumination for bright natural light.
- Optimised high performance optics with aspherical condenser lens to reduce aberrations.
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6 apertures:
- Small - allows quick entry into small, undilated pupils.
- Large - general examination of the eye through dilated pupil.
- Fixation Star - graduated cross-hairs for measuring eccentric fixation or locating lesions.
- Semi Circle - for a combination of depth perception and field of view.
- Red-Free filter - filters out red light for easy identification of veins, arteries and nerve fibers.
- Cobalt blue - used with flourescein dye to view small lesions, abrasions and foreign objects on the cornea.
- 18 focusing lenses with a range of -20 to +20 diopters, adjustable via easy-to-reach maywheel.
- Soft brow-rest suitable for use with spectacles.
- Handle powered by 2 regular AA alkaline batteries (not included)
Aperture Selection Disc
Switch easily between 6 apertures.
Six Apertures
A wide range of practical apertures to select from.
Daisywheel Focus
Easy access on either side of the head to adjust the diopters.
More information: Using Ophthalmoscopes in Eye Examinations
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