Again, another video showing that a good teacher can deliver high quality information in a short amount of time. Spent 4 weeks and multiple clinicians at medical school to try and teach this skill, none of them were as succinct and easy to follow as this video.
fundoscopy/opthalmoscopy is difficult in undilate pupils but easier in case of dilated pupils,the fact is indicative to অপথালমোস্কোপি/ফান্ডোস্কোপি after death is more appropriate, as it is noted in "determining retinal changes" after death
Not necessarily. If a patient is able to be appropriately positioned in a slit lamp it is certainly preferred, however, non-ambulatory patients may require examination from a supine position in which case a direct ophthalmoscope would prove useful. In an ophthalmological specific practice it is not often utilized (in my experience)
in my practice, using direct ophthalmoscope, helped diagnose my patients with congenital cataracts, RP, Retinoblastoma and Glaucoma. important skill to be practice all the time by Primary EYE care doctors
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The most underrated video for Fundoscopy.
yes
I agree. This video deserves more likes.❤
Rightt
This video is simply fantastic
Exactly
Excellent explanation! Best fundoscopy video I've seen so far. Very helpful!
This is the best ophthalmoscopy video on the internet. So educating and beautiful. Thank you so much.
The best fundoscopy vid so far. Very educational for both learners and recallers. Thanks
Again, another video showing that a good teacher can deliver high quality information in a short amount of time. Spent 4 weeks and multiple clinicians at medical school to try and teach this skill, none of them were as succinct and easy to follow as this video.
Amazing video doctor👏👏
This is more than excellent and clear demonstration. Thank you sir, much appreciated.
Fantastic Video, keep up the great content, Love from Glasgow, Scotland.
Comprehensive and explained in such a brilliant and understandable way.Way to go for Fundoscopy :)
Explained so well. Many of my doubts from ages has been cleared now. Thanks a lot sir.
Absolutely phenomenal!
Very well explained 👌
Finally got the video I'm searching for years and years..this is very helpful for all the optometrist and ophthalmologist ❤
Awesome video👌beautiful explanation of fundus exam
This is so beautifully and succinctly done. Thank you so much, from an Aussie ED RMO!
Excellent video. Very informative and easy to follow.
Omg this is amazing..this basically summarised a lot of eye conditions and their background causes..wow!!
One of the best videos on fundus 🙌
Amazing video! Really well structured and delivered information! Thank you
Great video! Really helped me understand how to use the instrument! Thank you!
Very best video on fundoscopy ..thanks sir 😊
A very helpful video, very easy to understand and assimilate
Dr Hess and team thank you for your clear and well made videos.
I wish I could love this video a million times. Thanks. This was a great job
best video i have watched this month. this is really good.Thank you
explanation is so clear and helpful
thanks Dr
I can’t tell how great is this video ..thank you so much for this masterpiece ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you sir
You are looking like Harsha Bhogle... And little bit like Dr Najeeb sir
Extremely helpful video!! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for this video
God bless you
You just helped cover a lot in my pathology now I can relate to papilloedema
Thank you so much!! Opthal is very poorly taught to juniors so these videos are really helpful
Excellent💯👏👏👏
Very detailed video on fundoscopy. Thank you so much!
This video was FANTASTIC, THANK U 🙏🏻
Excellent video! Amazing teaching points
Thank a lot for Ur kind explanation ~~!!! Helpful
Thank you so much for the clear and easy-to-understand fundoscopy exam! (APRN in training)
thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge doctor! it can be helpfull for people even if you’re retired
Great explanation❤
For the peripheral, if you ask the patient to look up, are you assessing their inferior retina?
such a meritorious pedagogy thanks Dr.
Good video. Really excellent
Best video yet and I've looked at quite a few
Excellent explanation , thank you sir
Very nicely and perfectly explained 👌
Really beautiful doc 👍🏻☺️
Brilliant❤
excellent fundoscopy education for all medical staff
Great teacher!
Can you give a full detailed video in funduscopy
Thank you, nicely put together video very helpful.
Very helpful and thorough video thankyou
Fantastic video. Thank you very much!
Thank you Dr. Hess💟
Excellent so far 👏
Very helpful! Thank you very much!
Great video ❤❤❤
Amazing Dr, thank you
Wulo this help in patients with head injury following MCA with insidious headache and photophobia?
Amazing video! Really appreciated.
So informative ❤thanks
Superb explanation
The best Video Available in you tube Regarding Opthalmoscopy.
Beautiful ❤
From Uganda,thanks doc
Great video !! Thank you 🙏🏽
Any advice on fundoscopy performed without dilated pupils?
Much appreciated. Thank you!
Excellent 👌
Brilliant. Thanks👍
Thank you, that’s such a valuable video.
Keep it up sir
Very detailed. Thank you
fundoscopy/opthalmoscopy is difficult in undilate pupils
but easier in case of dilated pupils,the fact is indicative to অপথালমোস্কোপি/ফান্ডোস্কোপি after death is more appropriate, as it is noted in "determining retinal changes" after death
Amazing. Thank you so much. 👍🏻
This was fantastic! Thank you!
Now l am confident that l am going to excel in my fundoscopy presentation tomorrow 😁
❤Best of the Best
That was amazing! Thank you!
My God. Thank You!!
Great video❤❤
What a fantastic video
Thanks for uploading this video
What is appropriate aperture and filter setting for fundus examination? Can someone explain please?
Such helpful video! Thanks a million
Amazing🎉
Excellent!
beautiful! Thank you
excellent explnation but kindl do one on real patient with positive findings p;z
Has using the skit lamp eliminated the use of this piece of equipment?
Not necessarily. If a patient is able to be appropriately positioned in a slit lamp it is certainly preferred, however, non-ambulatory patients may require examination from a supine position in which case a direct ophthalmoscope would prove useful. In an ophthalmological specific practice it is not often utilized (in my experience)
best of the best ....thank you
Freakin good. tysm❤
That was amazing, thank you!
Very precise video ❤️
brilliant!
Is this what i was doing as a kid when i put my eye against a mirror in a lit room and saw gray lines inside my eye?
ofc simply best video
in my practice, using direct ophthalmoscope, helped diagnose my patients with congenital cataracts, RP, Retinoblastoma and Glaucoma. important skill to be practice all the time by Primary EYE care doctors
Excellent! Thank you!
awesome video ❤️
I want to be an ophthalmologist😫