Manual of Eye Emergencies: Diagnosis and Management 2nd Edition (2004) by Lennox A. Webb FRCS MRCOphth PDF

Description

This practical manual, with its clear clinical approach and numerous colour illustrations, gives a step-by-step guide to the diagnosis and management of commonly presenting eye problems in the primary care setting or emergency room. It’s unique layout, decision-making pathways, concise text and down to earth advice will give instant help in the diagnosis and management of these conditions. It is an essential purchase for all those involved in the rapid treatment of common ocular conditions in the primary care setting whether optometrists, primary care physicians, general practitioners, ophthalmologists, emergency staff or nurses.Spiral-bound handbook format is ideal for clinical use.Each condition is presented on its own page spread, with step-by-step guidelines to treatment.All key information is available at a glance, succinctly presented with full-color illustrations in a convenient layout.Clinical pearls and practical advice offer valuable insight on the most effective methods of treatment.All essential charts, tests and tables are collected and presented in one resource.New redesigned size and layout presents information in an easy-to-use, quick-reference format for clinical use.Bullet points, numbered points, shaded boxes, and highlighted sections help readers pick up on essential information fast.Decision-making pathways aid in differential diagnosis.Useful tables, charts, and tests have been incorporated, including new tables for therapeutics.100 new color illustrations and 40 new high-quality line diagrams show important visual elements of diagnosing and treating eye conditions.More information is provided on paediatric ophthalmology, phacoemulsification, and lens implants.A new chapter addresses the most common questions asked by patients and practitioners concerning refractive surgery and LASIK.

Reviews

Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

⭐Some books just work well.Some authors of medical texts have nothing to prove, and just set about helping the reader.This is one such book, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to any medical student, general physician, optometrist or junior ophthalmologist.Very good indeed.