PubMed · 1252181
A teaching pointer for indirect ophthalmoscopy.
Abstract
A simple teaching pointer has been devised for use with the indirect ophthalmoscope. A bristle is attached to a thimble that is placed on the thumb of the hand not holding the indirect lens. It can be used with or without scleral depression to define specific retinal lesions.
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R S Wilson. 1976. A teaching pointer for indirect ophthalmoscopy.. https://doi.org/10.1001/archopht.1976.03910030161016
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