ophthalmoscopy
/ˌɑfθælˈmɑskəpi/
noun
- The medical procedure of examining the inside of the eye using an ophthalmoscope.
- The doctor performed ophthalmoscopy to look for signs of increased pressure in the eye.
- Direct ophthalmoscopy allows the physician to see the optic disc and blood vessels clearly.
- Ophthalmoscopy is a routine part of a comprehensive eye exam.