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Ophthalmology at a Glance is a concise textbook written as part of the highly successful at a Glance series. The book follows the classic format of topics laid out in a double page spread, with clear diagrams illustrating the essential information and supporting the main text. This makes learning and understanding a topic more simple and effective.

Ophthalmology at a Glance is written to provide a straightforward and easy-to-use guide for the Ophthalmology course. The introductory section includes an overview of the subject and it's sub-specialities, an outline of what exact knowledge and skills medical students and junior doctors need to acquire, and covers the social and occupational aspects of vision. A guide to History and Examination techniques is followed by the key detail on common problems and diseases.

The book is divided into 13 sections covering:

Principles of ophthalmology Ophthalmic History and Examination Correction of refractive errors Basic eye examination Acute ophthalmology Gradual loss of vision Paediatric ophthalmology Eyelid, lacrimal and orbit External eye disease Corneal, refractive and cataract surgery Glaucoma Medical retina Neuro-ophthalmology Ophthalmology at a Glance will be extremely useful for medical students and junior doctors as an introduction to this subject area, and an invaluable companion during their attachments. This book is designed to fit into the budget and reading time of busy students, and is ideal as a text that will help them get through their exams successfully. General Practitioners and ophthalmology nurses will also find this text useful to refresh the gaps in their knowledge.

"This is undoubtedly the best I have read and I wish it had been available when I studied ophthalmology. It is clear, concise, and pitched perfectly for medical students." Final year medical student (Royal Free Hospital, London)

Preface

Acknowledgements

Section : Principles of ophthalmology

　1.Introduction: what is ophthalmology?

　2.Medical student aims

　3.Social and occupational aspects of vision

Section : Ophthalmic history and examination

　4.Taking the history and recording the findings

　5.Visual acuity in adults

　6.Examination of visual fields

　7.Other visual functions

Section : Correction of refractive errors

　8.Basic optics and refraction

　9.Glasses, contact lenses and low-vision aids

Section : Basic eye examination

　10.External eye and anterior segment

　11.Posterior segment and retina

　12.Use of eye drops

Section : Acute ophthalmolooy

　13.The red eye

　14.More on the red eye

　15.Ophthalmic trauma principles and management of chemicalinjuries

　16.Specific features of blunt and sharp injuries

　17.Sudden painful loss of vision in a non-inflammed eye

　18.Sudden painless loss of vision

Section : Gradual loss o! vision

　19.Gradual loss of vision

Section : Sub-specialty--Paediatric ophthalmology

　20.Visual acuity in children

　21.Strabismus (squints)

　22.Neonates

　23.Infants and older children

Section : Sub-specialty--Eyelid, lacrimal and orbit

　24.Common eyelid lumps

　25.Common eyelid malpositions

　26.Lacrimal (tearing)

　27.Basic orbital assessment

　28.Orbital and thyroid eye disease

Section : Sub-specialty--External eye disease

　29.Common conditions affecting the external eye

　30.Common conditions affecting the cornea

　31.Therapeutic contact lenses

　32.Corneal andlaser photorefractive surgery

Section : Sub-specialty--Corneal, refractive andcataract surgery

　33.Cataract assessment

　34.Cataract surgery

　35.Cataract surgery postoperative care

Section : Sub-specialty-- Glaucoma

　36.Glaucoma--the basics

　37.Detecting glaucoma

　38.Medical and surgical treatment of glaucoma

Section "12: Sub-specialty--Vitreoretinal and medical retina

　39.Retinal detachment

　40.Retinal and choroidal anatomy and imaging

　41.Inherited retinal dystrophies and age-related maculardegeneration

　42.Diabetic retinopathy classification and typical lesions

　43.Diabetic retinopathy treatment

　44.Retinal vein occlusion

　45.Retinal artery obstruction

　46.HIVinfection andAIDS

Section : Sub-specialty--Neuro-ophthalmology

　47.Pupil abnormalities

　48.Optic nerve disease

　49.Cranial nerve,palsies and eye movement disorders

　50.Visual fields defects

Appendix: Red eye

Index

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Ophthalmology at a Glance is a concise textbook written as part of the highly successful at a Glance series. The book follows the classic format of topics laid out in a double page spread, with clear diagrams illustrating the essential information and supporting the main text. This makes learning and understanding a topic more simple and effective. Ophthalmology at a Glance is written to provide a straightforward and easy-to-use guide for the Ophthalmology course. The introduction includes an overview of the subject and it's sub-specialities, an outline of what exact knowledge and skills medical students need, and covers the social and occupational aspects of vision. History and Examination techniques are followed by the key detail on common problems and diseases. The book is divided into 13 sections covering: Principles of ophthalmology Ophthalmic History and Examination Correction of Refractive errors Basic Eye Examination Acute ophthalmology Gradual loss of vision Paediatric ophthalmology Eyelid, lacrimal and orbit External eye disease Corneal, refractive and cataract surgery Glaucoma Vitreo-retinal Neuro-ophthalmology Ophthalmology at a Glance will be extremely useful for medical students as an introduction to this subject area, and an invaluable companion during their attachments. This book is designed to fit into the budget and reading time of busy students, and is ideal as a text that will help them get through their exams successfully. General Practitioners and ophthalmology nurses will also find this text useful to refresh the gaps in their knowledge. "This is undoubtedly the best I have read and I wish it had been available when I studied ophthalmology. It is clear, concise, and pitched perfectly for medical students.”

Final year medical student (Royal Free Hospital, London)