Øystein Horgmo

• Horgmo, Øystein Hasselø (2015). Mirrors in early clinical photography (1862–1882): a descriptive study. Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine. ISSN 1745-3054. 38(3-4), s. 184–195. doi: 10.3109/17453054.2015.1108286. Vis sammendrag

  In the mid-nineteenth century, photographers used mirrors to document different views of a patient in the same image. The first clinical photographs were taken by portrait photographers. As conventions for clinical photography were not yet established, early clinical photographs resemble contemporary portraits. The use of mirrors in clinical photography probably originated from the portrait studios, as several renowned photographers employed mirrors in their studio portraits. Clinical photographs taken for the US Army Medical Museum between 1862 and 1882 show different ways of employing this mirror technique.

• Horgmo, Øystein Hasselø & Danielsen, Håvard Emil (2012). A camera support for operating theatre videography. Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine. ISSN 1745-3054. 35(1), s. 20–24. doi: 10.3109/17453054.2012.656585. Vis sammendrag

  We describe the design, construction and evaluation of a custom-made camera support to gain better access for recording videos of open surgery.

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• Horgmo, Øystein Hasselø (2018). Håndbok i klinisk fotografering. Universitetet i Oslo, Det medisinske fakultet, Foto- og videotjenesten. ISBN 978-82-691496-0-9. 76 s.

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• Horgmo, Øystein Hasselø & Kjersem, Bård (2016). Klinisk fotografi på Rikshospitalet og Haukeland universitetssjukehus. Michael. ISSN 1893-9651. 13(3), s. 187–197. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  Klinisk fotografi er fotografisk dokumentasjon av kliniske funn, diagnostisering og behandling av pasienter. I denne artikkelen gir forfatterne, som til sammenhar over tyve års erfaring fra fagfeltet, en oversikt over historie og gjeldende praksis for sine respektive avdelinger i Oslo og Bergen.

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