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This book covers the following topics: Anatomy of the Eye, Eye Examination, Diseases of Conjunctiva, Diseases of Cornea, Diseases of Sclera, Diseases of Uveal Tract, Diseases of Lens, Glaucoma, Diseases of Vitreous, Diseases of Retina, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Strabismus and Nystagmus, Diseases of Eyelids, Diseases of Lacrimal Apparatus, Diseases of Orbit, Ocular Injuries, Systemic Ophthalmology, Community Ophthalmology and Eye Surgery.
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Glaucoma; A Symposium Presented at a Meeting of the Chicago Ophthalmological Society
It is convenient to start with the conception that glaucoma is increased tension of the eyeball, plus the causes and effects of such increase; although a broad survey of the facts may reveal a clinical entity to be called glaucoma, without increased tension constantly or necessarily present, and cases of increased intra-ocular tension not to be classed as glaucoma.
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Diabetic Retinopathy for the Comprehensive Ophthalmologist
This book is designed to transfer useful skills for the clinical management of diabetic patients. The target audience is residents, beginning retina fellows and comprehensive ophthalmologists interested in fine-tuning their approach to diabetic retinopathy.
Author(s): Jonathan Walker MD
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Techniques of Ophthalmic Examination (PDF 29P)
This note covers the following subtopics: Initial Evaluation of the Patient, Diagnostic Testing, Schirmer Tear Test, Fluorescein Staining, Tonometry, Cytology, Culture and Sensitivity, Slit-Lamp Examination, Slit-Lamp Models, Slit-Lamp Use, Ophthalmoscopy, Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopy, Direct Ophthalmoscopy, Monocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopy, Information and Supply Sources.
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The organization of the vertebrate retina
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Eye Conditions University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center
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