Slit Lamp Microscope

A specialised microscope created specifically for analysing the eye is a slit lamp microscope. It illuminates the eye with a small slit of light, enabling a close inspection of the ocular structures. Slit lights can be used to inspect the retina, the optic nerve, and the front of the eye. Our offering is a crucial tool in the analysis and management of eye conditions. For a thorough inspection of almost all of the tissues in the eye and some of its adnexa, a slit lamp microscope is a need. The anterior segment, which comprises the anterior vitreous and the structures immediately in front of it, is commonly examined with this technique.