Optometry and Ophthalmology

A practical guide intended primarily for optometrists to help understand, identify, and manage dry eye syndrome. The book presents the basic elements of tear film assessment and treatment, addressing common issues frequently encountered in practice, such as problems related to contact lens fitting and post-ocular surgery.

This series of highly organized handbooks covers the latest clinically relevant developments in ophthalmology and optometry. Designed to bridge the gap between journals and standard texts, it provides reviews on advances that are now part of mainstream clinical practice. It is intended for residents, fellows-in-training, generalist ophthalmologists, and specialists, offering leading-edge information for clinical practice and exam preparation.

Comprehensive guide covering the fundamentals of primary eye care, including diagnostic techniques, refractive error management, and treatment protocols for common ocular diseases and conditions.

Part of the Eye Essentials series, this book covers core skills required by the eye care practitioner regarding diabetes. It addresses key topics using a practical, rather than theoretical, approach, serving as a rapid-reference book suitable for use in the consulting room.

A simple, step-by-step practical guide intended to assist the student and novice in binocular vision assessment. It focuses on current standard clinical practice and extensive experience in managing binocular vision problems, aiming to remedy diagnosis difficulties caused by inappropriate tests and inaccurate techniques.

A text designed for optometry and ophthalmology students and clinicians, covering the embryology, anatomy, histology, blood supply, and innervation of the globe and ocular adnexa. It provides detailed coverage of the visual and pupillary pathways, the crystalline lens, and the anatomy and histology of the three coats of the eye (cornea-sclera, uvea, and retina).

A focused review text covering fundamental concepts in geometric and physical optics, including refractive indices, critical angles, prisms, and clinical applications. Content addresses practical topics such as accommodation formulas, visual acuity standards (JND), contact lens fitting considerations for myopia, and the biophysics of the crystalline lens.

A concise and practical guide covering the fundamental clinical concepts and essential practice skills related to the diagnosis, assessment, and management of binocular vision disorders, focusing on core knowledge for students and practitioners.

This is a timely publication that focuses on the rapidly developing areas of clinical investigation and ocular examination.

A comprehensive, step-by-step guide detailing the required clinical procedures for performing thorough ocular examinations, covering instrumentation, patient preparation, and interpretation of results for students and practitioners.