UC Davis Health System's Ophthalmic Imaging Center in the Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Science offers Northern California physicians advanced digital-imaging technology for the most accurate, precise and timely evaluation of complex eye diseases.

Equipped to serve the growing needs of the region, the center employs a full-time staff of skilled imaging specialists, and accepts referrals from the general ophthalmic community. Results are immediately available on all procedures. Interpretive reports by appropriate specialists are available as needed.

Provides cell count for evaluation prior to cataract surgery; documents cornea thickness.   

Isolates specific pathology of the cornea, iris and lens to document and track progression over time.  

Records blood flow in the eye after dye has been injected through an arm or hand vein. Helps evaluate retinal, choroidal and iris blood vessels, and associated eye problems.

Adjunct to Fluorescein, uses Indocyanine Green (ICG) dye for enhanced visualization of the choroidal layer of retina.

Uses latest Wave-front technology to show potential refractive problems in cornea.

Mobile RetCamII camera shows wide-angle images of peripheral retina in pediatric patients.