Signs of atrial fibrillation detected from eye scans four years before diagnosis
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Photo in the article shows the examiner looking into the person's eyes with literal binoculars. Is that really how the test is done? Is the picture AI slop or what? I don't even see any optics between the binoculars and the target a few inches away, so dunno how the image can possibly be in focus. Is it because of the eye's lens combining with the binocular? I read someplace that the eye's lens has around 20mm focal length so maybe it focuses the binocular on the back of the eye.
Ehh there is also nothing looking like scanning in the picture. The examiner just looks through the binocular. I think the picture is bogus.
What I had been wondering was whether the test could be done with a phone camera and an app.