Aug 5th 2019
Posted by Accuspire
Induction of UBM into practice
UBM is Ultrasound Biomicroscopy. Ophthalmologists must adapt this into their practice to detect any problems in the anterior segment of the eye. UBM has the capability to detect precisely and thus it is recommended.
UBM has a top edge when compared to Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) as OCT cannot penetrate deeply as its light emission cannot penetrate through the iris.
The anterior segment of the eye can be neatly examined with UBM as it has high frequency. Many of the ophthalmologists are tremulous about incorporating UBM into their practice, but many experienced ophthalmologists have successfully begun using it and the end results are extraordinary. It provides a precise image of the anterior chamber very easily.
Working with UBM is easy for ophthalmologists as well as very comfortable for patients. It has excelled in the field of ophthalmology recently. There is no signal loss and there is also no need for a technician for using it. The best part is, even you don’t have to be a little techie person for using it. Anyone without the prior knowledge of computer can use it easily.
As it uses ultrasonic waves, pigmentation and ocular opacity is not a barrier at all. Thus ophthalmologists can easily find blockages, cysts or even a tumor. It also provides information on severity of glaucoma. When the device exceeds 35 Mhz, it is capable of delivering high quality images of the anterior chamber as well as posterior chamber. The final reading is delivered quickly and is also capable of transferring documents via email.
