A Fundus photography (retinal screening) is a diagnostic procedure test of the eye. It shows pictures of the retina for diabetic or hypertensive changes. No ionising radiation when done without X-ray guidance.
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A Fundus photography (retinal screening) is a diagnostic procedure test of the eye. It shows pictures of the retina for diabetic or hypertensive changes. No ionising radiation when done without X-ray guidance. What it shows: Pictures of the retina for diabetic or hypertensive changes. generated by SI from cited sources · general information, not a diagnosis · consult a health professional
Pictures of the retina for diabetic or hypertensive changes.
Yearly screening in diabetes.
Follow the centre's instructions; most need no special preparation.
No ionising radiation when done without X-ray guidance.
10 minutes. General information, not a diagnosis. Results must be interpreted by a qualified health worker.
Diagnostic procedure
Consult a doctor to interpret results — a single test does not make a diagnosis.
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What does a fundus photo show?
Pictures of the retina for diabetic or hypertensive changes.
Why is a fundus photo done?
Yearly screening in diabetes.
How do I prepare for a fundus photo?
Follow the centre's instructions; most need no special preparation.
Does a fundus photo use radiation?
No ionising radiation when done without X-ray guidance.
How long does a fundus photo take?
10 minutes
Why is Fundus photography (retinal screening) done?
Yearly screening in diabetes.
How do I prepare for Fundus photography (retinal screening)?
Follow the centre's instructions; most need no special preparation.
Is Fundus photography (retinal screening) safe in pregnancy?
No ionising radiation when done without X-ray guidance.
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