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Ophthalmologic Exams
Vision and Tonometry Test
Visual acuity test is divided into the corrected vision which measures when wearing glasses or
contact lenses and the unaided vision which measures with bare eyes. The corrected vision is more
important since it measures the maximum visual acuity. Therefore, it is recommended to wear the
glasses or contact lenses that you normally wear for the visual acuity test.
Intraocular tonometry is to measure the pressure inside of eye and the compressed air is shooting
to the surface of eye using non-contact tonometer. If the pressure is high, the chance of glaucoma
occurrence is also increased. If it is severely increased, the retest can be done with contact
tonometer for more accurate measurement.
Fundus Photo
Fundus photo (retina imaging) test is a test to examine the optic disk, macula, and major retinal
vessels by photographing the center of the back of the eye. Through the examination, ophthalmic
diseases can be detected early on such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic
retinopathy, which are major causes of vision loss, and indirectly are signs pointing to the condition
of systemic diseases, such as arteriosclerosis, can be obtained.
Ophthalmologic Exam