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Ophthalmologist | Digital Health Innovator | 💡Creator

Been using the iPhone 13 Pro Max for MACRO eye 👁 photos this week. Impressed. Will innovate patient eye care & telemedicine. 👀 forward to seeing where it goes 😊 … Photos are from healing a resolving abrasion in a cornea transplant. Permission was obtained to use photos 🙏🏼. PS: this “Pro camera” includes a telephone app too! 😂

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Tommy Korn, MD

Ophthalmologist | Digital Health Innovator | 💡Creator

2y

Here’s a deeper dive on how I transitioned from D-SLR cameras to the iPhone as my primary “📷” to document 👁 disease & telemedicine impact.👇 https://petapixel.com/2021/10/01/why-this-doctor-uses-the-iphone-13-pro-to-photograph-patients-eyes/

Fernando Trindade

Father. Husband. Experienced Certified Scrum Master. IEFP Certified Trainer. NLP Eternal Student. PADI Divemaster. Underwater and wildlife photographer.

2y

You should NOT use mobile phone camera to shoot macro if details are important. By less of the cost of an iPhone 13, you could have bought a cropped sensor DSLR and a lens like canon 100mm 1:1 macro or even better a Laowa 100mm 2:1 and you would have a so much better detail. This way your diagnoses may be wrong. There are too much noise that can be confused with stains or blur. Take it from a macrophotographer... it is not yet the time to use this, even with 90% certainty. ;)

Sabine Bennett

Digital Health & Connected Care | Partner Deloitte Digital

2y

Incredible innovation to build a phone into a camera 😋

Jeffrey Lewis, OD

Advancing innovative solutions and brands in healthcare | Strategy, business development and facilitation | Fostering Preeminent Partnerships: Data-Enriched Growth Solutions for Vision Industry Providers & Suppliers

2y

Awesome!

Cristina Muccioli

Professor of Ophthalmology at Federal University of Sao Paulo

2y

Amazing!!! I want to learn how to use it!

Brantley Pifer

Sales, Product Development & Marketing, of Inclination & position Sensors, Controllers, Batteries and LEDs

2y

What I like about this is that the Optometrist /Opthamologist can show the patient IMMEDIATELY, the condition of their eye

This is a useful application of the phone. As I understand, the phone is used to take a magnified macro image of eye mimicking a SLR camera with a macro lens. However, don't we still need more detailed retina imaging photography for eye pre-op or post-op diagnoses?

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Bobby Korn, MD, PhD

Professor at University of California, San Diego

2y

Very cool use TK! This could be used for oculoplastic lesions as well. My poor Nikon camera will be collecting more dust!

Rajesh Ramchandani

Founder, AI, AI Security, Healthcare, Digital Health, SaaS, Cloud, Investor, Startup Advisor, Product Management,

2y

Awesome! I assume you delete the photos from the phone after uploading to the EMR chart? #hipaa

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