Abstract

In the field of ophthalmology, slit-lamp gonioscopy has long been a cornerstone for examining anterior chamber angles and diagnosing conditions in cases of glaucoma to detect angle closure, secondary causes of raised intraocular pressure, neovascularization of angle, angle recession, angle tumors and foreign bodies. However, the conventional approach for goniosphotography is a demanding procedure requiring juggling a gonioscope in one hand and a smartphone in the other. Here, authors describe a novel technique of performing gonioscopy and goniophotography with a universal slit-lamp-mounted gonioscope , practically made from trash. Captured images can be sent for digital analysis across the world. Not only does this approach enhance examination efficiency, but it also fosters sustainability in ophthalmic diagnostics.