Clinical Examination in OphthalmologyElsevier India, 2009 M11 18 - 390 pages In a clear and systematic style, Clinical Examination in Cardiology explains the basic methods followed in ocular examination. The book is specially designed for UG medical students as well as those pursuing more advanced PG courses on ophthalmology. Clinicians would also find it an extremely useful reference source.
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Contents
Symptomatology and History Taking | 1 |
Examination of Vision and Recording of Visual Acuity | 14 |
Examination of Eyes Under Diffuse Light | 37 |
Examination of Eyes Under Focal Illumination | 42 |
Examination of the Lid | 49 |
Evaluation of a Case of Ptosis | 65 |
Examination of the Lacrimal System | 74 |
Examination of the Conjunctiva | 81 |
Measurement of Intraocular Tension | 173 |
Examination of Eyes with Abnormal Intraocular Tension | 180 |
Examination of the Eyes Requiring Optical Correction | 213 |
Examination of a Case of Squint | 232 |
Neurological Examination of the Pupil | 279 |
Examination of the Orbit and Radiology of Ophthalmic Interest | 285 |
Examination of Retina and Macula | 309 |
Examination of Vitreous | 343 |
Examination of the Globe Cornea and Sclera | 100 |
Evaluation of an Eye with Disorder of Tear Film | 127 |
Examination of Anterior Chamber | 134 |
Examination of Iris Ciliary Body and Choroid | 141 |
Examination of Lens and Evaluation of an Eye for Lens Extraction | 158 |
Examination of the Optic Nerve and the Visual Pathway | 349 |
Examination of Eyes in Paediatric Age | 365 |
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acute angle aphakia aqueous artery astigmatism bilateral cataract Causes central changes chart choroid chronic ciliary body coloboma colour common commonest congenital congestion conjunctiva cornea corneal opacity defects deviation diabetic dilated diminished vision dioptre diplopia disc disorders distance distant vision error of refraction esotropia examination field fixation fluorescein foreign body fundus glaucoma globe gonioscope haemorrhage horizontal hypermetropia illumination indirect ophthalmoscope infection intraocular iris keratitis lacrimal lens lenses lesions lid margin light limbus macular Maddox medial muscle myopia neovascularisation nerve palsy normal ocular oedema optic atrophy optic nerve orbit papilloedema patient is asked peripheral phoria pigment Plate position posterior prism proptosis ptosis pupil pupillary rectus reflex retinal detachment retinopathy retinoscopy sclera scotoma seen slit lamp squint stain staphyloma Symptoms syndrome synechiae synoptophore tear tension third nerve third nerve palsy tonometer trauma tumours ulcer unilateral uniocular upper lid uveitis vascularisation vertical vessels visible visual vitreous