iridioscope (Meaning)
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iridioscope (n.)
A kind of ophthalmoscope.
Synonyms & Antonyms of iridioscope
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iridioscope Sentence Examples
- The ophthalmologist used an iridioscope to examine the patient's iris for signs of abnormalities.
- The iridioscope illuminated the iris, allowing the doctor to assess its structure and coloration.
- An iridioscope is an essential tool in diagnosing conditions such as iridocyclitis and iridial tumors.
- The technician adjusted the settings on the iridioscope to enhance visibility and clarity during the examination.
- With the aid of an iridioscope, subtle changes in iridial texture and pigmentation can be detected.
- Iridioscopes come in various designs, including handheld devices and those integrated into slit lamps.
- The iridioscope's magnification capabilities enable detailed examination of the iris and its surrounding structures.
- The doctor explained the procedure as he positioned the iridioscope to capture images of the patient's iris.
- Modern iridioscopes often feature digital imaging technology for precise documentation and analysis.
- The iridioscope revealed intricate patterns and variations in the patient's irides, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning.
FAQs About the word iridioscope
A kind of ophthalmoscope.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ophthalmologist used an iridioscope to examine the patient's iris for signs of abnormalities.
The iridioscope illuminated the iris, allowing the doctor to assess its structure and coloration.
An iridioscope is an essential tool in diagnosing conditions such as iridocyclitis and iridial tumors.
The technician adjusted the settings on the iridioscope to enhance visibility and clarity during the examination.
