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Wisconsin Vision offers dilation-free retinal imaging using Optos® technology at nine different locations:
- Elm Grove
- Janesville
- Pewaukee
- Franklin
- Appleton
- Greenfield
- Milwaukee Layton
- Madison West
- Racine
Why Optomap?
Optomap® retinal imaging has several advantages:
Efficient: Optomap® exams can be done right away. You don’t have to wait for dilating eye drops to take effect.
Convenient: Dilating eye drops can give you blurred vision and increased light sensitivity for hours. With Optomap® there’s no need for dilation.
Detailed: Traditional retinal imaging lets an optometrist view about 15% of the retina at a time. Optomap® wide-angle imaging captures a high-resolution view of more than 80% of the retina.
Archived: Unlike traditional retinal exams, Optomap® images can be saved to compare against future scans, or to share results with other doctors.
- No eye drops
- No waiting
- No side effects
- 200-degree view
- Retinal image saved in your record
- Requires dilating eye drops
- Wait up to 30 minutes for eye drops to work
- Side effects can include blurred vision & light sensitivity
- 45-degree view
- No visual record of exam
Optomap® does not replace dilation
Optomap® is an effective complement to dilated retinal exams because it provides a comprehensive view of almost the whole retina, and images can be used to monitor changes over time.
Depending on your eye health and the results of your Optomap® exam, your eye doctor may also require a dilated eye exam to further evaluate the retina and optic nerve.
Patients with diabetes need a dilated retinal exam to screen for retinopathy once a year, or as recommended by their eye doctor.
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