Direct Ophthalmoscopes

In direct ophthalmoscopy, an ophthalmoscope is used to examine the fundus from a close distance. The examiner can view the central parts of the eye – such as the optic nerve papilla, vascular sources and the macula lutea (yellow spot). Since the magnification used in direct ophthalmoscopy is higher than that used in indirect ophthalmoscopy, this procedure allows the examiner to see more detail, but they can only view a small section of the fundus two-dimensionally.

These examinations are particularly successful with the instruments included in our HEINE BETA 200 range and featuring aspherical optics, preferably with LEDHQ. But the HEINE K180 or the two mini 3000 ophthalmoscopes (with LEDHQ or XHL illumination) are ideal too.

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Direct ophthalmoscopes are often used in the early detection of ocular disorders in children (Brückner Test).

HEINE BETA 200 LED Ophthalmoscope, BETA4 USB rechargeable handle
HEINE BETA 200 LED Ophthalmoscope
Ophthalmoscope with outstanding durability
HEINE BETA 200 Ophthalmoscope
Ophthalmoscope with outstanding durability
HEINE BETA 200S Ophthalmoscope (2.5 V XHL), BETA battery handle
HEINE BETA 200S LED Ophthalmoscope
Ophthalmoscope with outstanding durability – perfect for small pupils
HEINE BETA 200S Ophthalmoscope
Ophthalmoscope with outstanding durability – perfect for small pupils
HEINE K180 Ophthalmoscope, in standard version with aperture wheel 1, BETA battery handle
HEINE K180 Ophthalmoscope XHL
Standard instrument for a smaller budget
HEINE mini 3000 Ophthalmoscope
Maximum quality with minimum dimensions
HEINE mini 3000 Ophthalmoscope with battery Handle in black
HEINE mini 3000 LED Ophthalmoscope
Maximum quality with minimum dimensions