Ophthalmology

Basic Principles Anatomy and physiology - outer eye. Anatomy and physiology - inner eye. Relations and connections: orbit and visual pathways. Human sight. The ophthalmic history. The ophthalmic examination. Special investigations - 1 Special investigations - 2. Ocular pathology. Ocular microbiology. Ocular pharmacology. Genetics and the eye. Diseases. Eyelids: blepharitis, dermatitis and lumps. Eyelids: abnormalities of position. Tear secretion and drainage. The orbit. Conjunctiva: infective inflammation. Cornea: dystrophies and degenerations. Glaucoma: primary open angle. Glaucoma: angle closure and other types. Iritis. Posterior uveitis. The lens. Ocular fundus: diabetic retinopathy - macular problems Ocular fundus: diabetic retinopathy - proliferative retinopathy. Ocular fundus : retinal vascular occlusions. Ocular fundus: other retinal vascular disorders. Ocular fundus: macular degenerations. Ocular fundus: hereditary posterior segment disease. Ocular fundus: retinal detachment. Optic disc swelling and optic atrophy. Intraocular tumours. Strabismus: childhood. Strabismus: adult. Unequal and abnormal pupils. Trauma: eyelids, orbit and head. Trauma: the eyeball. Neonatal conjunctivitis. Special topics in ophthalmology. Correcting refractive errors. HIV and the eye. Tropical ophthalmology. Epidemiology and the functional implications of visual handicap. Ophthalmic surgery. Lasers in ophthalmology. Clinical decision-making. Gradual visual loss. Sudden visual loss. The acute red eye. Trauma. The squinting child. "Spots before eyes". Irritable eyes. Double vision.