199 devices · GMDN 10551
An ophthalmic fundus camera is a specialized imaging device that captures detailed digital photographs or video of the retina and sometimes the front of the eye. Clinicians use it to diagnose and track conditions like diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, or retinal detachment by examining the interior eye structures in high resolution.
These devices are typically regulated as medical imaging tools, often requiring compliance with standards for optical performance, software validation, and data security. They may be sold as standalone systems or integrated with diagnostic software, depending on the manufacturer’s design and intended clinical workflow.
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