Clinical ophthalmology

Kanski, Jack J.

Medical Books

Butterworths

Completely updated and revised, the second edition of this text aims to give the trainee ophthalmologist a systematic overview of the diagnosis and management of retinal detachment. Much new material, particularly in the treatment of complex retinal detachments by vitrectomy, has been added. The approach is detailed and systematic, covering all aspects of the disease, including pathogenesis, main clinical features, diagnosis and management. The latest information on surgical procedure is detailed and there is a practical emphasis throughout. The text contains many new clinical colour photographs.

Retinal Detachment: A Colour Manual of Diagnosis and Treatment

Butterworth-Heinemann

The text of this clinical reference work of eye diseases has been fully revised to include additional illustrations and a description of the many investigative and surgical techniques which have recently moved from clinical research into everyday practice. In response to requests from readers, the discussion of surgical procedures has been enlarged to include details of complications of commonly performed procedures and further descriptions of surgical techniques. This study should be of benefit as both a textbook for ophthalmology students, and a quick reference guide for practitioners. Dr Kanski, a foremost authority on ophthalmology, has also written "Retinal Detachment", "Uveitis", and "Eye and Systemic Disease".

Clinical ophthalmology: A systematic approach

Uveitis: A Colour Manual of Diagnosis and Treatment

Medicine

The object of this work is to enable the GP to be aware of the systemic implications of ophthalmic signs and symptoms encountered in the surgery. A series of questions of the "What shall I do if/when...?" variety are posed by a GP and answered by an ophthalmologist. They vary from the extremely common, "What should one do with corneal abrasions?", to the more philosophical, "Can oral beta blockers be used to treat raised intra-ocular pressure?", and the downright awkward, "Should a man who can see in the day but not at night be classed as fit to drive?". Bev Daily has also co-authored "Questions and Answers in Neurology".

Ophthalmology: What Shall I Do (Question and Answer Series)

Daily, Bev

A quiz book of commonly encountered ophthalmological problems, giving practice in visual recognition of eye conditions. The high quality colour pictures provide a wider range of conditions than would normally be seen in short clinical attachment, and the associated questions/ answers make the book ideal for learning, self testing, and exam revision

Ophthalmology (Colour AIDS)

Churchill/Livingstone

This series replaces the successful "Colour Aids" series. Revised versions are being relaunched as "Colour Guides" and new titles added. Retaining the features of "Colour Aids", the guides will have added and improved features such as: expanded and updated text to provide more information; typeface condensed to provide more information in a concise format; new topics added to bring the text as up to date as possible; bolder headings to make the topics easier to find; new illustrations to help with diagnosis; and an index to make the texts easier to use.

Ophthalmology (Colour Guide)

This is a self-testing revision test book of commonly encountered ophthalmological conditions intended for undergraduates and junior doctors, giving practice in visual recognition. This book is an aid to learning and revision in a recognizable and user-friendly style.

Picture Test in Ophthalmology (Colour Guide. Picture Tests)

Nischal, Ken K.

Reference

King Edward VII Hospital, Windsor, U.K. Pocket-sized review of ophthalmic cases for those preparing for ophthalmology board exams. Extensive full-color photographs. Previous edition: c1992. Softcover.

Ophthalmology (Color Guide)

<p>SYSTEMIC DISEASES AND THE EYE leads ophthalmologists away from looking only at the eye and toward viewing the patient as a whole. This approach aids the ophthalmologist in making an accurate differential diagnosis. The text comprehensively covers all systemic diseases associated with the eye. The book is divided into three parts, each approaching ocular conditions from a different viewpoint. Part One is lavishly illustrated in full color. It describes different ocular conditions and related signs and gives the systemic diseases associated with them. Part Two is also filled with illustrations and covers the differential diagnosis of systemic signs. Part Three links the different ocular and systemic features and signs together. The illustrations are enhanced throughout with brief, bullet-point text that follows a consistent format for ease of reference.</p>
<li>Over 500 full colour, top quality clinical pictures enabling easy visual recognition of systemic diseases</li>
<li> Written by one of the very best names in ophthalmologic publishing providing you with expert guidance from the very best in the business!</li>
<li>Comprehensively covers all systemic disorders so all the information you would need can be found in this one book</li>
<li>Pertinent information, consistently formatted for each disorder enables quick and easy reference </li>

Systemic Diseases and the Eye

Kanski MD MS FRCS FRCOphth, Jack J.

Mosby Ltd.

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