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Ophthalmology
at a Glance
Second EditionJane Olver, Laura Crawley, Gurjeet Jutley, Lorraine Cassidy
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- 1. Introduction: what is ophthalmology?
- 2. Medical student aims
- 5. Visual acuity in adults
- 6. Examination of visual fields
- 7. Other visual functions
- 8. Basic optics and refraction
- 9. Glasses, contact lenses, and low-vision aids
- 10. External eye and anterior segment
- 11. Posterior segment and retina
- 12. Use of eye drops
- 13. Red eye: the conjunctiva
- 14. Red eye: the cornea
- 15. Red eye: the sclera and episclera
- 17. Specific features of blunt and sharp injuries
- 18. Sudden painful loss of vision in a non-inflamed eye
- 19. Loss of vision in the inflamed eye
- 20. Sudden painless loss of vision
- 21. Gradual loss of vision
- 22. Visual acuity in children
- 23. Strabismus (squints)
- 24. Neonates
- 25. Infants and older children
- 26. Common eyelid lumps
- 27. Common eyelid malpositions
- 28. Lacrimal (tearing)
- 29. Basic orbital assessment
- 30. Orbit disease, thyroid disease and facial palsy
- 31. Ocular oncology
- 32. Common conditions affecting the external eye
- 33. Common conditions affecting the cornea
- 34. Medical uses of contact lenses
- 35. Corneal and laser refractive surgery
- 36. Cataract assessment
- 37. Cataract surgery
- 38. Cataract surgery postoperative care
- 39. Glaucoma: the basics
- 40. Detecting glaucoma
- 41. Medical and surgical treatment of glaucoma
- 42. Retinal detachment
- 43. Retinal and choroidial anatomy and imaging
- 44. Inherited retinal dystrophies and age-related macular degeneration
- 45. Diabetic retinopathy classification and typical lesions
- 46. Diabetic retinopathy treatment
- 47. Retinal vein occlusion
- 48. Retinal artery obstruction
- 49. HIV infection and AIDS
- 50. Tropical ophthalmology: tropical eye disease
- 52. Pupil abnormalities
- 53. Optic nerve disease
- 54. Cranial nerve palsies and eye movement disorders
- 56. Giant cell arteritis
- Appendix 2
- Appendix 4
