Clinical Practice Patterns in Ophthalmology

This concise text summarises one hundred and twenty-five various ophthalmic conditions that can be treated in ophthalmic practice. Divided into eight sections, the conditions are discussed in a bulleted format providing the reader with a valuable consulting tool for the management of ophthalmic disorders and diseases. Each condition is divided into definition, history, symptoms, signs, examination, investigations, management, prognosis and follow-up. Drug dosages are given wherever appropriate. Where surgery is indicated, the role of the consultant is examined for preparation prior to the operation. This handy guide is suitable not only for those in training but for all in ophthalmic practice.