Retinoscopie
Retinoscopy is a clinical technique used to estimate an eye’s refractive error by observing the movement of light reflected from the retina when illuminated with a retinoscope. It is widely employed by optometrists and ophthalmologists, particularly in children or nonverbal patients, to obtain an objective sense of refractive status and to screen for astigmatism.
During the examination, the patient typically fixes a distant target in a dim room. The clinician holds
Indications include screening for refractive errors in children, detecting anisometropia, and guiding prescriptions when subjective refinement