This volume is part of the Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC) designed to increase the physicianās ophthalmic knowledge through study and review. It provides continuing medical education (CME) focusing on the foundational principles of ophthalmology.
Essential guidance material for pediatric ophthalmologists and optometrists regarding the diagnosis and management of refractive errors in children and the correct prescription of spectacle lenses.
This book provides a step-by-step systematic approach to understanding the prevalence, diagnosis, screening, and management of Keratoconus and other ectatic corneal disorders, reflecting the developments in the medical field.
A detailed textbook on ophthalmic pathology, covering general introduction to diagnosis, wound repair in ocular tissues (cornea, sclera, uvea, retina, etc.), specimen handling, special diagnostic procedures (immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry), and pathological analysis of the conjunctiva, cornea, anterior chamber, sclera, and lens.
A comprehensive diagnostic atlas focused on the application and interpretation of ophthalmic ultrasound for imaging the eye and diagnosing various eye diseases.
A concise, examination-oriented ready-reckoner compiling frequently asked questions (FAQs) and expected answers for postgraduate clinical ophthalmology examinations. It aims to help postgraduates answer specifically to the point.
Volume 13 in a series dedicated to the Autonomic Nervous System. This book covers the central and peripheral neural control mechanisms, autonomic innervation, and physiological function of the eye.
A comprehensive guide detailing the latest techniques, technological advancements, and management of complications in modern cataract surgery, covering procedures such as phacoemulsification and refractive outcomes.
A comprehensive textbook focusing on the fundamental basic sciences underpinning ophthalmic practice, covering anatomy, pathology, and related biological principles concerning the eye.
A comprehensive lecture notes guide covering core topics in ophthalmology. Content includes ocular anatomy, history and examination techniques, clinical optics, orbital and eyelid diseases, lacrimal system disorders, conjunctival/corneal/scleral conditions, cataract and lens pathology, uveitis, glaucoma, retina and choroid disorders, retinal vascular disease, visual pathway, eye movements, and ocular trauma.
This volume is part of the Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC) series. It is designed to increase physician ophthalmic knowledge through study and review and is designated for AMA PRA Category 1 Creditsā¢.
A practical, question-and-answer guide addressing 49 common and complex clinical challenges encountered in cataract surgery, designed for quick reference and effective decision-making.
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A comprehensive self-study course introducing the fundamental principles and core functions of epidemiology. Topics covered include historical evolution, descriptive and analytic methods, concepts of disease occurrence, the chain of infection, and summarizing data (biostatistics), designed for application in public health settings.
A comprehensive guide detailing cardiovascular complications and damage induced by cancer therapies, including mechanisms of cardiovascular damage induced by traditional chemotherapy.
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Lippincottās Pocket Neuroanatomy is a go-to reference, review,...
A focused reference guide detailing various genetic and acquired syndromes relevant to dental practice. It provides concise lists of key clinical features, including craniofacial anomalies, oral manifestations (such as altered eruption patterns, malocclusion, and mucosal lesions), and associated systemic symptoms.
A comprehensive analysis of removable orthodontic appliances, covering terminology, historical development (including Victor Hugo Jackson and Crozat), classification (active, functional, and passive), and mechanics of tooth movement. Focuses heavily on arch expansion techniques using active plates (anterior and transverse) and the design and use of springs and clasps (e.g., Adams Clasp) for individual tooth positioning.
A concise collection of high-yield clinical facts, tips, and diagnostic management strategies crucial for practicing cardiologists and medical trainees preparing for board examinations.
