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This is particularly true in ophthalmology, which is one of several medical specialties that relies heavily on images for diagnosis and treatment. Conventionally, ophthalmic imaging has required expensive, tabletop units operated by a trained technician in an outpatient clinic setting. The ubiquity and evolution of smartphones into both high resolution cameras and conduits for encrypted data transfer has the potential to change this however, their use is inherently limited by the optics and lighting required to image the eye, and in particular, the retina. Here, we report the development of a lightweight, compact, user friendly, 3. D printed attachment enabling high quality fundus photos by coupling smartphones to indirect ophthalmoscopy condensing lenses. The attachment is designed to hold a specific lens at a prescribed but adjustable distance from the camera lens, can utilize either the phones native flash for lighting or another coaxial light source, and has the potential to be operated with one hand. Using both mechanical prototypes and subsequent 3. D printed versions of the device, we were able to photodocument a variety of both normal and abnormal retinal findings. Introduction. Image capture in ophthalmology is used extensively for disease documentation, treatment monitoring, and education. Traditionally, this has relied upon expensive, tabletop units operated by a trained technician in an outpatient clinic setting. The pervasive adoption of smartphones by physicians and the ever improving built in camera technology has spurred much interest in their use for ophthalmic imaging. These developments, along with improvements in cloud storage, electronic medical records accessible by smartphone, and encryption technology, now present the opportunity for a wholly smartphone based teleophthalmology system. In January 2. 01. FDA approved the i. Examiner Welch Allyn, Skaneateles Falls, NY, the first smartphone based imaging adaptor system that attaches an i. Phone 4 Apple Inc, Cupertino, CA to Welch Allyns Panoptic Ophthalmoscope to capture images of the retina in combination with the i. Examiner App. Before i. Examiner, several groups had created various slit lamp adaptors that could also capture retinal images. More recently, investigators have published on results of using smartphones in conjunction with indirect ophthalmoscopy condensing lenses, a standard examination technique familiar to all eyecare providers. Of note, Haddock et al. Phone application that allows control of the native flash as an adjustable light source, which reduces its light intensity to safe levels for indirect ophthalmoscopy. Our group has also been exploring various technologies and approaches to smartphone based fundus photography, with a particular focus on how to do so without adversely impacting clinical workflow. To this end, we have sought to develop a way for practitioners to more easily image the retina with their smartphones without the need for a slitlamp or a Panoptic ophthalmoscope while also minimizing the challenge and time required to manually align a lens, light source, and camera over a patients eye. Here, we report the development of our first generation, compact, user friendly, attachment that mounts a typical condensing lens for indirect ophthalmoscopy to a smartphone. The device is a lightweight, 3. D printed adapter that directly and reversibly couples i. Summon Night Craft Sword 3 Rom. Phones 4 and higher to standard indirect ophthalmoscopy condensing lenses. The attachment is designed to hold a specific lens at a prescribed but adjustable distance from the camera lens, is easily assembled and disassembled if desired, and can utilize either the phones native flash for lighting or another coaxial light source. With both mechanical prototypes and subsequent 3. D printed versions of the device, we were able to quickly photodocument a variety of retinal pathologies. Methods. We started with a computer aided design CAD model of a lens mount customized to the Panretinal 2. Volk Optical, Inc. Montor, OH condensing lens, with a slight undersized fit to allow gripping of the lens for easy insertion and removal. The mount was designed with the Space. Claim 2. 01. 2 CAD package Space. Claim Corporation, Concord, MA. The initial 3. D printed mount was manufactured on a desktop Rostock Max fused deposition modeling FDM 3. D Printer Open Source design by See. Me. CNC, Goshen, IN built by author AS in Stanford, CA. A mechanical prototype was then configured by screwing the 3. D printed lens mount to the distal end of an assembly of digital SLR photography mounting accessories a ball head camera mount with extender Videosecu, Carrollton, TX, a mini ball head camera mount Giottos, Pine Brook, NJ, and a universal smartphone tripod mount Square Jellyfish, USA Figure 1a. A ray tracing of the optics of this lens adapter system, which is based on the optics of indirect ophthalmoscopy, is shown in Figure 1b. Figure 1a Mechanical prototype of lens to smartphone mount with 3. D printed Panretinal 2. Figure 1b Ray tracing not to scale of the optics of the lens adapter system. This prototype was then tested clinically to see if high quality images could be obtained and whether the alignment and working distances were correct. Once these were confirmed, another CAD iteration was made on Space. Claim Figure 2a. The full adapter design includes the lens mount, a smartphone adapter and a telescopic arm. This design was printed at the Stanford Product Realization Laboratory Room 3. D Systems Rock Hill, SC Pro. Jet 3. 50. 0 HD Multi Jet Modeling MJM 3. D Printer at a 3. Visi. Jet Crystal material acrylic like was used for the part as well as wax support material, which was removed after a post processing step wax melting and sonication Figure 2b. The mount shown in Figure 2c was designed to allow the user to hold the phone upright with one hand Figure 2d and to use the other hand to stabilize if needed but not actually hold the mounted lens over the patients eye. Figure 2a CAD rendering of lens to smartphone mount. Figure 2b Raw 3. D printed lens mount with support material. Figure 2c 3. D printed acrylic lens to smartphone mount based on CAD design in Figure 2a. Figure 2d Volk Panretinal 2. Phone 5. Figure 2e Screenshot of adapter and condensing lens in place as imaged through the Filmic. Pro application with constant flash on lowest intensity indicated by the blue arrow. The Institutional Review Board at Stanford has approved the collection and analysis of fundus images using our system throughout the hospital Protocol 2. Smartphone fundus images were captured with an i. Phone 5 Apple Inc., Cupertino, CA, USA a Panretinal 2. Volk Optical Inc., Mentor, OH, USA, and our lens attachment in dilated patients.