Ophthalmology at a glance - Olver, Jane.; Cassidy, Lorraine (Malden, Mass. : Blackwell Science, 2005)
Introduction: what is ophthalmology? -- Medical student aims -- Social and occupational aspects of vision -- Taking the history and recording the findings -- Visual acuity in adults -- Examination of visual fields -- Other visual functions -- Basic optics and refraction -- Glasses, contact lenses, and low vision aids -- External eye and anterior segment -- Posterior segment and retina -- Use of eye drops -- The red eye -- More on the red eye -- Ophthalmic trauma principles and management of chemical injuries -- Specific features of blunt and sharp injuries -- Sudden painful loss of vision in a non-inflammed eye -- Sudden painless loss of vision -- Gradual loss of vision -- Visual acuity in children -- Strabismus (squints) -- Neonates -- Infants and older children -- Common eyelid lumps -- Common eyelid malpositions -- Lacrimal (tearing) -- Orbits and thyriod eye disease -- Common conditions affecting the external eye -- Common conditions affecting the cornea -- Therapeutic contact lenses -- Corneal and laser photorefractive surgery -- Cataract assessment -- Cataract surgery -- Cataract surgery post-operative care -- Glaucoma -- Detecting glaucoma -- Medical and surgical treatment of glaucoma -- Retinal detachment -- Retinal and choroidial anatomy and imaging -- Inherited retinal dystrophies and age related macular degeneration -- Diabetic retionopathy I -- Diabetic retionopathy II -- Retinal vein occlusion -- Retinal artery obstruction -- HIV infection and aids -- Pupil abnormalities -- Optic nerve disease -- Cranial nerve palsies & eye movement disorders -- Visual fields defects.
Includes index.
Keywords: Ophthalmology -- methods -- Examination Questions