Normal Ocular Fundus Imaging with D-Eye Ophthalmoscope in Honamlı Goat Breed

Öz

It is very important to show the ocular fundus, which is useful in identifying some systemic and hereditary diseases in farm animals. However, herd-based ophthalmoscopic scanning in farm animals is quite difficult under field conditions. In this study, it was explained that it is a practical application to display the ocular fundus on a herd basis by using the D-EYE® system. In the study, the ocular fundus images of the Honamlı goat breed, which had superior features especially in terms of morphological, fertility and growth characteristics, were taken. With this study, normal ophthalmoscopic fundus views of Honamlı goats were presented and contributed to the literature.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Honamlı goat breed,D-EYE®,ocular fundus,smart phone ophthalmoscopy

D-EYE® Oftalmoskop ile Honamlı Keçi ırkında Normal Oküler Fundus Görüntülenmesi

Öz

Çiftlik hayvanlarında bazı sistemik ve kalıtsal hastalıkların tanımlanmasında yararlı olan oküler fundusu görüntülemek çok önemlidir. Bununla birlikte, çiftlik hayvanlarında sürü tabanlı oftalmoskopik tarama, saha koşulları altında oldukça zordur. Bu çalışmada D-EYE® sistemini kullanarak oküler fundusu sürü bazında göstermenin pratik bir uygulama olduğu açıklanmıştır. Çalışmada özellikle morfolojik, doğurganlık ve büyüme özellikleri bakımından üstün özelliklere sahip olan Honamlı keçi ırkı oküler fundus görüntüleri alınmıştır. Bu çalışma ile Honamlı keçilerinin normal oftalmoskopik fundus görüşleri sunulmuş ve literatüre katkıda bulunmuştur.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Honamlı keçi ırkı,D-EYE®,oküler fundus,akıllı telefon oftalmoskop

Kaynakça

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