Clinical Ophthalmology

Clinical Ophthalmology

A Systematic Approach

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: Contents

Examination Technique -

Eyelids -

Lacrimal Drainage System -

Orbit -

Dry Eye -

Conjunctiva -

Cornea -

Corneal and Refractive Surgery -

Episclera and Sclera -

Lens -

Glaucoma -

Uveitis -

Retinal Vascular Disease -

Acquired Macular Disorders -

Hereditary Fundus Dystrophies -

Retinal Detachment -

Vitreous Opacities -

 Strabismus -

Neuro-ophthalmology -

Ocular Tumours -

Ophthalmic Side Effects of Systemic Medication -

Trauma -

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: About book

Jack Kanski wrote more than 30 books, but is best known for Clinical Ophthalmology, which was first published in 1984. The book has been studied by ophthalmology and optometry students throughout the world since that time. It has justifiably become a classic because of its highly organized format, succinct but comprehensive text and superb clinical photographs. His encyclopaedic knowledge of ophthalmology, meticulous attention to detail and unique ability to sort the wheat from the chaff will be sorely missed. His legacy will live on in the minds of those who benefitted from his teaching