Handbook of Emergency Ophthalmology

Brit Long, MD San Antonio Military Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine Fort Sam Houston, TX Alex Koyfman, MD The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine Dallas, TX

Anatomy of the Eye.- Evaluating Eye Complaints.- Ophthalmologic Medications.- Eye Trauma.- Eyelid Disorders.- Evaluation of the Red Eye.- Painful Eye.- Acute Vision Loss.- Acute Angle-Closure Glaucoma.- Eye Infections.- Neuro-Ophthalmologic Emergencies.- Ocular Burns & Exposures.- Ophthalmologic Procedures.- Ocular Ultrasound.- Ocular Imaging.- Ophthalmology Referral.

"Many chapters contain helpful color photos of actual pathology, which is important for helping to recognize these conditions. ... This is a helpful and conveniently-sized book for emergency physicians and other providers wanting to brush up on their knowledge to care for ophthalmological patients in the emergent setting. ... this one offers a nice focused look at the eye, manages to offer enough information without being too long, and is an enjoyable read." (Michael DeBoer, Doody's Book Reviews, 2018)

“Many chapters contain helpful color photos of actual pathology, which is important for helping to recognize these conditions. … This is a helpful and conveniently-sized book for emergency physicians and other providers wanting to brush up on their knowledge to care for ophthalmological patients in the emergent setting. … this one offers a nice focused look at the eye, manages to offer enough information without being too long, and is an enjoyable read.” (Michael DeBoer, Doody's Book Reviews, 2018)