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March 1, 2026Academic Emergency Medicine

Fundoscopic Cameras Associated with Shorter Emergency Department Length of Stay for Patients with Vision Loss

Dana R. Sax Timothy Do Mubarika Alavi Mary Reed Nikita Vora Aubrey L. Gilbert Tova Mannis Adrian Dokey Robin A. Vora

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Key Points

The study investigates the impact of fundoscopic cameras on the emergency department length of stay for patients experiencing vision loss.
Comparison of patient outcomes using fundoscopic cameras versus traditional methods
Analysis of length of stay data in the emergency department for vision loss cases
Examination of patient demographics and their correlation with length of stay
Patients using fundoscopic cameras experienced a significantly shorter length of stay
Findings suggest improved diagnostic efficiency with fundoscopic imaging
Data indicates a positive impact on patient flow in the emergency department

Implication

This analysis demonstrates shorter emergency department length of stay for vision loss with fundoscopic cameras, suggesting improved patient care.

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Sax et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c4cd65fdc3bde448919aa5 https://doi.org/10.1111/acem.70267

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