Eye screening
Leukocoria Screening
An abnormal white, gray, or yellow pupil reflection in place of the normal red reflex.
Clinical boundary
Persistent leukocoria or an abnormal red reflex needs urgent pediatric ophthalmology review. The source portal states that any sign of leukocoria requires an immediate, thorough evaluation by an eye specialist.
Image types
Iris/front-flash photograph: everyday screening photographs.
Retinal/fundus photograph: specialist images captured after leukocoria is already suspected.
The source screening workflow
The connected portal accepts an eye image, image type, age in months, subject reference, and acquisition mode. Acquisition options include smartphone flash, fundus camera, and external red-reflex camera.
No image upload or medical inference is performed on this static site.