CFEH Atlas

About

The CFEH Atlas contains evidence-based information about posterior eye disease, supported by CFEH case studies which are illustrated through the use of multimodal imaging. The Atlas explores a wide range of topics including glaucoma, optic nerve and visual pathway disorders, macular disease, vascular disease, inherited retinal degenerations, peripheral retinal degenerations, pigmented and hypo-pigmented retinal lesions and more.  It also contains a pictorial aid to help with the differential diagnosis of posterior eye disease.

New subscriptions to the Atlas alone are now closed however current CFEH Education members will have access to this resource until 5pm on the 31st May 2026.  After this date, the CFEH Education learning platform will be closed.

Acknowledgement

This resource is the result of more than 16 years of hard work by the CFEH clinical team and students participating in clinical rotations at the Centre. Their hard work, dedication, imaging skills and amazing clinical knowledge have made this project possible.

We would also like to acknowledge the support of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT who founded CFEH in 2009 with the aim of reducing preventable blindness through early intervention. All our clinical services are provided at no charge to every patient, thanks to the financial support of Guide Dogs.

This resource will pass to the College of Optometry, University of Houston where it will be further developed and updated into the future under the supervision of former CFEH Centre Director Professor Michael Kalloniatis.