Your local vision health guide 308

A patient sits in the exam chair, looks into a bright camera for a few seconds, and sees a vivid image of the back of the eye appear on the screen. Blood vessels branch like red rivers. The optic nerve sits pale and round. The macula, small but critically important, rests near the center. It is an impressive moment, and it often leads to a fair question: “If you can see all of that, do I still need the rest of the eye exam?” Yes, in most cases, you do. Retinal imaging