Eye examination: Where and how should we examine it? What abnormalities can you see?
Learn how to observe abnormal findings and key points
Understand abnormal findings in each part of the eyeball! Let's master the correct observation method!
【table of contents】
Part 1: Main ophthalmological examinations and instruments used
1 Slit lamp examination (slit lamp microscopy)
2 Fundus examination
3 Ultrasonic examination
Part 2: Abnormal findings and examination tips for each part of the eyeball
Before starting the eye examination
1 Eyelid
2 Conjunctiva/Sclera
3 Third eyelid (nictitating membrane)
4 Cornea
5 front chamber
6 Uvea
7 Glaucoma
8 Crystalline lens
9 Vitreous body
10 Retina, choroid, optic nerve
11 Proptophthalmia
12 Congenital abnormalities
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Guide to ophthalmological examination: reading from the eyes
| Guide to ophthalmological examination: reading from the eyes |
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| lecturer | Author: Keiko Tsuzuki |
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| Animal | Dogs, cats |
| Specialty | Ophthalmology |
| Target | Director / Working doctor / Newly graduated veterinarian |
| categories | Book |
| Tag | Ophthalmology / ophthalmic examination / Eyeball |
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