In this study, we compared the assessment of remote smartphone photographs to in-office
exams in the diagnosis of two groups of external eye diseases, red-eye pathology and post …

Introduction We compared remote, image-based patient consultations to in-person
consultations at emergency department and inpatient hospital settings. Methods Patients …

Purpose: Corneal and anterior segment diseases cause most of the urgent visits to eye care
professionals. We evaluated the diagnostic accuracy of detecting corneal diseases using …

Dear Editor: We believe that smartphones are valuable tools in the field of ophthalmology. It
is estimated that 1 out of every 2 physicians uses a personal digital assistant (PDA) or …

Purpose To assess the subjective quality of anterior segment photos taken from a
smartphone camera adapted to the slit lamp compared to a commercial inbuilt slit-lamp …

Introduction Advances in imaging capabilities and the evolution of real-time
teleophthalmology have the potential to provide increased coverage to areas with limited …

Background: Smartphones with high quality photographic and video capabilities are now
ubiquitous. However their utility for documenting ocular pathology has been limited by the …

Aim To assess patient perceptions regarding medical photography and the use of smart
devices, namely mobile phones and tablets for medical photography. Methods A …

Background: The current medical scenario is closely linked to recent progress in
telecommunications, photodocumentation, and artificial intelligence (AI). Smartphone eye …

Background: Although teleophthalmology has gained traction in recent years, it is at the
center of the coronavirus disease pandemic. However, most hospitals are not ready owing to …