Fundus photography is generally accomplished by using a special camera to photograph the internal structures of the eye.
- vitreous
- optic nerve
- retina
- blood vessels
Fundus photography may be indicated in the following clinical situations
- glaucoma
- glaucoma suspect
- other optic nerve disease
- neuro-ophthalmic disease
- disorders of the retina
- disorders of the globe
- disorders of the choroid
- disorders of the visual pathways
- neoplasm of the eye
- systemic disease
- high-risk medication affecting the retina
- significant eye injury
