20 devices · GMDN 61569
An external ocular measurement camera is a handheld device used to capture digital images of the external parts of the eye, helping doctors diagnose eye problems like ptosis, strabismus, and glaucoma. It takes precise measurements of various eye features, such as pupil diameter and the distance between pupils. This information can be crucial in identifying and treating eye conditions. The device is designed for external eye examination only and does not capture images of the interior of the eye.
When browsing external ocular measurement cameras, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight, ensuring they meet specific standards for safety and performance. They are typically supplied with software that enables precise measurements and analysis of the captured images, and their design and functionality are tailored to support diagnosis and treatment of ophthalmic conditions.
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