On September 7, 2026, arXiv released the PubMed-Ophtha dataset. This dataset contains 102,023 panels and their subheadings from 15,842 open-access articles from PubMed Central. The study compared the effects of fixed text templates, medical reports, and domain-specific literature on the fine-tuning of眼底 visual-language models. It was found that domain-specific literature achieved the best average performance in 110 clinical tasks, with a linear detection AUROC of 88.63%, which is superior to the 85.68% of medical reports. The study limited the dataset to image quantity, report volume, or irrelevant articles without reducing performance, indicating that the improvement in performance stemmed from domain density. The research team has released the dataset, the fine-tuned model, and the complete generation process.