Ophthalmology Review - Comprehensive Ophthalmology

About Ophthalmology Review - Comprehensive Ophthalmology

Comprehensive ophthalmologists are important to eye care
General ophthalmology provides the primary services and support most patients need.

Comprehensive Ophthalmology is the latest app of this extensive guide to ophthalmology, which includes a free supplementary Review of Ophthalmology. The main text has been thoroughly revised and updated, reorganised into six sections for ease of reference. These sections cover anatomy and physiology of the eye, optics and refraction, diseases of the eye, ocular therapeutics, systemic and community ophthalmology, and practical ophthalmology. The app is divided into 26 chapters, each beginning with a brief overview of the topic followed by relevant anatomy and physiology. The supplementary app Review of Ophthalmology is also thoroughly revised and updated with recent advances, new concepts and principles of investigation, treatment, and surgical procedures developed since the previous edition. The second half of the app provides multiple choice questions corresponding to each of the twenty review chapters. With over 600 full colour images and illustrations and the opportunity for self-assessment in the additional review app, Comprehensive Ophthalmology is an ideal resource for undergraduates, residents and practising ophthalmologists. Key Points Fully revised and updated edition of this comprehensive guide to ophthalmology, Reorganised into six sections for ease of reference 611 full colour images and illustrations Includes supplementary app: Review of Ophthalmology.

Comprehensive ophthalmology services include screenings for eye disease and disorders, visual acuity exams, prescriptions for eyeglasses or contact lenses, and surgical evaluations.

Comprehensive ophthalmologists specialize in medical and surgical first-line treatments for disorders such as macular degeneration, tumors of the eye, uveitis, cataracts, dry eye, conjunctivitis, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, inherited retinal diseases and other retinal problems. When a medical condition indicates, they will refer the patient to the care of an appropriate ophthalmology specialist.

ophthalmic conditions, such as:

Cataracts
Dry Eye
Contact Lenses
Glaucoma
Diabetic Retinopathy
Macular Degeneration
Flashes/Floaters
Laser Vision Correction
Raindrop Near Vision Inlay
Refraction
Routine Eye Exams

As we move along in the 21st century, the need for comprehensive ophthalmology will continue to grow. And general ophthalmologists will also continue to be the majority of those reading Ocular Surgery News because we find the publication to be an excellent source of information for all aspects of eye care, not just “ocular surgery.”

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