Main description:

Describes the different investigative tools in ophthalmology, their output, and how to interpret those findings with maximum possible images. It will help students in their examinations, as well as practising ophthalmologists, to interpret the various investigative tools in ophthalmology and help them reach a diagnosis.

Contents:

Section I APPLIANCES & INSTRUMENTS

Chapter 1Oculoplasty

1.

1. Exophthalmometer

1.2 CT Images

1.

3. MRI images

1.

4. USG

1.

5. Surgical instruments

Chapter 2Cornea

2.

1. Slit-lamp

2.

2. Keratometer

2.

3. Pentacam

2.

4. iTrace

2.

5. ASOCT

2.

6. Specular Microscopy

2.

7. Ultrasonic Pachymeter

2.

8. Orbscan

2.

9. Surgical Instruments

Chapter 3Cataract

3.

1. IOL Master

3.

2. LensStar

3.

3. A Scan

3.

4. Surgical Instruments

Chapter 4Retina & Uvea

4.

1. Ophthalmoscope

4.

2. FFA

4.

3. OCT

4.

4. ICG

4.

5. ERG

4.

6. Pascal

4.

7. Adaptive Optics

4.

8. Amsler grid

4.

9. Surgical Instruments

Chapter 5Glaucoma

5.

1. Gonioscopy

5.

2. Tonometer

5.

3. Humphrey Visual Field (HVF)

5.

4. Goldmann Visual Field (GVF)

5.

5. UBM

5.

6. OCT in Glaucoma

5.

7. HRT

5.

8. Surgical Instruments

Chapter 6Squint & Neuro-ophthalmology

6.

1. Hess chart/Lees screen

6.

2. Synaptophore

6.

3. Test for Stereopsis

6.

4. Surgical Instruments

Section II BASIC SCIENCES

Chapter 7 Ocular Pathology

Chapter 8 Ocular Microbiology

Chapter 9 Community Ophthalmology

9.

1. Blindness: Definition, Burden, Prevention and Rehabilitation

9.

2. Survey Methods in Ophthalmology

Section III INTERPRETATION OF IMAGES

Chapter 10Interpretation of images