Comparison reveals Arclight as a low-cost device for diagnosing anterior segment eye conditions, indicating its usefulness in limited-resource settings.
The performance of the OCOs in diagnosing anterior segment diseases with the Arclight is comparable to that of a handheld Slit lamp. It was also found to be an acceptable device for diagnostic purposes. In conclusion, the Arclight device is a suitable, low-cost alternative to the handheld Slit Lamp, especially in resource-limited settings.
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