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Anterior segment photography.

Abstract

Anterior segment eye photography is rapidly becoming a valuable part of vision care. A simple 35 mm SLR camera set-up that can be easily operated without an extensive photographic background has been designed from readily available equipment. This arrangement produces high resolution color and fluorescein photographs for documenting existing conditions. The system is reasonably priced and can be disassembled for general photographic use.

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R K Gutner. 1977. Anterior segment photography.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/845384/

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