True-to-life retinal imaging with the new ultra-widefield color RGB modality

Ultrawidefield (UWF) imaging is defined as retinal imaging beyond the vortex vein ampullae in all quadrants with a single capture, equating to a 110° to 220° view of the retina.¹ Compared with the limited 30° to 50° view of traditional fundus photography, UWF imaging provides unparalleled visual access to the peripheral retina, enabling the visualisation of previously undetected pathologies and deepening our understanding of various retinal disorders.²