Slit Lamp Exam

An introduction to using the slitlamp microscope for looking at the eye. Covers the use and looking at anterior structures such as: lashes, conjunctiva, sclera, cornea, anterior chamber, iris, lens, and vitreous.

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Education

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• ophthalmology
• opthalmology
• optometry
• eye
• ocular
• exam
• lecture
• pathology
• health
• educational

[mehtag]

This lecture was amazinggggg !!! THANK YOU :)

Could you tell me where I could buy one of those model eyes you used at the beginning to illustrate all the different structures of the eye. I am looking for a model like that which I can assemble-disassemble !!!

I would appreciate it.

Thanks again :)

[eyevideofan]

@mehtag I pulled the eye model out of my clinic, so I'm not sure where it came from. Searching amazon reveals two models that might work. Search for:

"Budget Whopper Eye" ... two half-section model similar (but not exactly) as used in this lecture. It falls apart constantly in front of patients.

"Normal Eye Model" ... this is the style I prefer to use on a day-to-day basis, as it has a stand and shows the anatomy without

Good luck!

[patilsaurabhr]

Thank you for really taking time and efforts to make happen and release such an excellent session.

[YouAreGoForTLI]

Amazing lecturer!!!

[alanthepartridge]

This is an awesome lecture!

[sfs175]

thank you very much for this amazing lecutre, really it helped me alot.

this is the art of explaning the things in a simple way, to make our life much easier and beautiful.

[saliha109]

Great lecture!

[abes325]

so great...

[gimmyjaycaddy1]

Wow, great lecturer, very helpful , he's made it so practical and interesting. Thank you

[nijilsanker]

Wow!!! Amazing video.....You are rocking man as usual

[manesh]

haha. I love how "opthalmology" without the "h" was included as one of the search tags, right after the correctly spelled version. Great videos though!

[yaltamim]

I just graduated from Optometry here in the UK and a lot of us used your videos as revision tools for our exams. We found it a fantastic help so thank you very much and keep up the great work!