DR. ANUPRIYA CHAUBEY

, Dr.SOMNATH DE, Dr.PANKAJ KUMAR GUPTA, Dr. SANDEEP SAXENA

Abstract

AIM: Over the previous decade smartphone photography and videography has become a very powerful, cost effective, convenient medium to document the clinical findings in ophthalmology. It is less time consuming and easily accessible.

Material and methods: We hereby present two case scenarios involving posterior segment of eye documented by smartphone videography.

case 1: A case of 42-year-old female who presented with retinal live cysticercoid larvae showing undulating movements captured using 2.2D indirect ophthalmoscopy lens and smartphone.

case 2: A case of 54year male who presented with dislocated intra ocular lens in posterior segment showing its movement captured using 2.2D indirect ophthalmoscopy lens and smartphone.

Conclusion: Smartphone videography can serve as a useful user friendly as well as economical method to document ophthalmic findings.