A piece of equipment which provides a narrow beam of light and is connected to a special microscope, used to examine the eye.
An instrument for eye examination using a high-intensity light source that can be shaped into a slit. The slit lamp is used with a twin-eyepiece microscope to give the eye specialist a close look at the various structures in the eye.
A device for providing a narrow beam of light, used in conjunction with a special microscope. It can be used to examine minutely the structures within the eye, one layer at a time.
A lamp so constructed that an intense light is emitted through a slit; used for examination of the eye.
A specialized microscope that emits a narrow, linear beam of light onto the eye, enabling the examination of various components such as the conjunctiva, cornea, iris, aqueous humor, lens, and eyelid, is referred to as a slit lamp microscope. This instrument facilitates detailed observation and assessment of the anterior segment of the eye, aiding in the diagnosis and evaluation of ocular conditions and abnormalities.
A lit version of a microscope designed for observing the inner components of the front section of the eye is known as a slit-lamp. This instrument can also be employed to examine the retina located at the rear of the eye.
A device employed by an eye expert to examine optical slices of the eye’s anterior segment.