Sclerology.
The red markings in the whites of the eyes, read quadrant by quadrant against a sclera map. Where the iris shows constitution, the sclera shows current state — so sclerology is re-photographed and re-read every visit.
Overview
Sclerology works from gaze photographs: the client looks up, down, left and right, and each photo exposes one quadrant of sclera. Sclera boards open directly in Sclerology view — it is the only model that reads them — with the sclera map overlaid and the sign catalogue a click away.
The eight photos
Four gazes per eye make eight boards. The canvas names each board after the sclera quadrant it shows — set the Eye Side and Eye Type in the Eye tab and the label follows:
Map alignment
Sclera photographs are taken at an angle, so the map can be fitted to the photo: drag the four corner handles to match the map's perspective to the visible sclera, and nudge individual reference dots where a client's anatomy differs. Hovering the aligned map names the anatomical zone under the cursor. The alignment is saved per board.
The sign catalogue
Click a finding — a line, fork or discolouration — and the sclerology catalogue opens, organised by category:
| Category | Signs | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Branches and Influence Lines | 2 | Influence Line · Short Branch |
| Forks | 2 | Short Wobbly Fork · Short Straight Fork |
| Trauma and Injury | 2 | Uneven Fork · Heat Bubble |
| Cardiovascular | 12 | The largest group — vascular sign lines |
| Liver | 4 | Liver stress lines |
| Metabolic | 6 | Metabolic stress signs |
| Drug | 5 | Substance-load signs |
| Irradiation | 1 | Irradiation sign |
| Tumor · Neoplasm | 13 | Growth-pattern signs |
| Parasites | 9 | Parasitic pattern signs |
Every catalogue entry carries an illustration — hover to preview it — and a carousel of real sample photographs, so you can confirm the match against actual sclera photography before committing. Each entry also notes whether the sign sits in the sclera or the conjunctiva, and whether it is topostabile (fixed in place) or topolabile (position varies).
What is saved
| Where | What |
|---|---|
| Per image | The sclerology state: whether the map is active, the perspective alignment (four corners) and any nudged reference dots. |
| Per marking | Position, the single chosen sign, the anatomical zones under it, and an optional note. |
In the report
Sclerology contributes per-quadrant snapshots of the marked boards and a findings list to the client report — and because boards are visit-scoped, reports from successive visits document how the sclera picture develops.