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Introduction to Clinical Ophthalmology

Introduction to Clinical Ophthalmology. The Eye Examination. Chapter 1. Anatomy. Extraocular movements Medial Lateral Upward Downward. Anatomy. Visual Acuity. General physical examination should include : Visual acuity Pupillary reaction Extraocular movement

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Ophthalmic Disorders in the Elderly

Ophthalmic Disorders in the Elderly. Thomas Braide, MD, CMD May 8, 2019. Ophthalmic disorders in the elderly. Objectives: Identification of common, as well as less common, eye diseases in the elderly. Early identification of warning signs of eye disease

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Red Eye

Red Eye. GPVTS - November 2010. Overview. History & Examination When to refer Causes or red eye Case studies. Rectus muscle. Ciliary Body. Retina. Iris. Choroid. Cornea. Sclera. Optic nerve. Aqueous. Lens. Vitreous. History. Onset Location (unilateral / bilateral / sectoral)

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THE RED EYE

THE RED EYE. CAUSES OF A RED EYE. Subconjunctival haemorrhage. SUBCONJUNCTIVAL HAEMORRHAGE. Common Painless Recurrent Haemorrhagic conjunctivitis. CAUSES OF A RED EYE. Subconjunctival haemorrhage Conjunctivitis. CONJUNCTIVITIS. Infective Bacterial Viral Chlamydia

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Types of injections covered

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Red Eye

Red Eye. Sana Rasool FY1 Ophthalmology The Royal Oldham Hospital . Anatomy of the eye . History taking . History of foreign body/trauma? Blurred vision? Photophobia? Haloes around lights? Itch? Hx of eye disease/ surgery? Contact lens wearer? . Conjunctivitis .

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