Iridology
The Iridology software module allows you to identify the connection between the unique signs of the iris of the eye and diseases of internal organs, helping to determine the correct therapy protocol.
The module consists of 2 tabs: Upload and Analysis.
The Upload tab is designed for photoregistration of the client's irises and determining the boundaries of the area for assessment.
Upload the images of the left and right eyes separately using the Select image buttons located on the left and right sides.
A window will open asking you to upload an image of the eye in one of three ways: download from a file saved on your computer, take a picture of the eye using a webcam, or upload a photo from your smartphone.
To download a photo from your computer, click Upload from file.
Or you can take a snapshot from a webcam on your laptop or the outside USB webcam. Select Webcam and you'd see Take a photo window open, where you can choose camera (out of the available ones), resolution (it is recommended to use the highest resolution possible), or fix the camera settings. To take a picture of the eye click Capture.
You can also upload the photo from your smartphone:
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In the browser of your smartphone upload the webpage vedapuls.ru/takephoto (by inserting the link manually or by using QR code);
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Once you get the webpage open, insert your e-mail (the one that you have in the Specialist's profile). In case of using QR code, you get your e-mail inserted automatically;
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Click Take a photo to get the camera open;
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Take a photo of the eye. You'd get a thumbnail photo displayed on your smarthone;
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Click Use this photo. The newer photo always replaces the previous one. Wait until the Photo loaded successfully status appears.
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Click Upload from smartphone in the "VedaPulse® Professional" software. The photo will be uploaded.
Note: Once uploaded, the photo will be deleted from the server and stored only on your computer.
After uploading a photo of the left and right eyes, manually adjust the position of the labels to highlight the pupil and iris. Use green dots to highlight the iris and blue dots to highlight the pupil. If necessary, use the icons 
to rotate the image (each click rotates the image by 90 degrees).
Note: You can take photos of the iris with a smartphone camera if it has a macro mode. It is also recommended to use special iridoscopic cameras or macro attachments on the smartphone camera. Diagnostic capabilities depend heavily on the quality of the image. Use high-sensitivity cameras with good resolution and high-quality optics.
The Analysis tab displays an image of the iris with an interactive map of the projection zones applied to it, a general assessment block and a report.
The image of the iris of the eye (right or left, depending on the L/R switch) has a map of projection zones: according to E.S. Velhover and according to B. Jensen. To select a map, go to Options – Settings – Module settings – The Iridodiagnostic software module in the main menu of the program.
The program highlights the areas on the iris that you need to pay attention to, based on the analysis of the heart rate. You can disable zone highlighting by unchecking the Highlight areas check box in the lower left corner.
When clicking on the projection area, a menu is displayed – a list of possible morphological changes in the iris (lacunae of various types, vessels, rays, rings, etc., with pop-up tips). When selecting any item, a description of a possible pathological condition will be added to the report.
Two sub-tabs are displayed on the right: General assessment and Report.
The General assessment sub-tab contains a questionnaire that allows to select the type, density of the iris, shape of the autonomous ring, surface condition, pupil size, presence of heterochromia, type of pupil border, as well as the presence of iridological signs that are characteristic of the iris as a whole and reflect the general human condition: toxic spots, toxic radiance, lipid-sodium ring, lymphatic rosary, dystrophic rim, white radiance, adaptive rings, acidosis. By selecting an item in the questionnaire (it is not necessary to select all items), a description of a possible pathological condition is added to the report.
Hovering over any of the items will display tips that briefly describe the artefacts, and more detailed tips are descriptions of the selected states/forms in drop-down lists.
The Report sub-tab will display descriptions of the pupil defects noted by a specialist from the point of view of iridodiagnostic.
Click the Save Report button to save the information from the module to a separate file.