[optimal] Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Ophthalmic photography
- From: "Marshall Tyler" <mtyler@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <optimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 12:33:51 -0400
Mark,
I don't have a PPT in the can.
I would work it from the clinical point of view:
1. Clinical documentation.
2. Diagnostic tests
then fill in the photo types starting with what general photographers know and
showing a few examples of each while talking about the diseases and why the
photos are used for that disease:
External (patient, video, OR)
SL
fundus: disk, macula, peripherial (intro with a red-reflex photo of an animal
at night?) or just a red-eye photo from a point and shoot.
Green (red-free) monochromatic retinal photos
Red (green-free) monochromatic retina photos
Flurorescein Angiogram
ICG Angio
maybe even OCT (since it drives like a fundus camera photographers us it)
Maybe you can share what you produced!
Good luck,
Marshall
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Subject: [optimal] Powerpoint Presentation on Ophthalmic photography
Does anyone have a Powerpoint presentation giving a nice overview on
Ophthalmic photography that I could present to a group of wedding and
portrait photographers? I don't want it to be overly technical.
Thanks,
Mark Madere
mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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