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... in the morning and reaches a 74 Common Eye Diseases and their Management The widespread use of contact lenses means that the general practitioner and the ophthal-mic casualty department ﬁnd themselves ... in specialisedunits and the prognosis appears to be improv-ing in some cases.70 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Headache must be one of the commonest symp-toms, and few specialities ... manage-ment of this condition will be discussed inChapter 18.The more common causes of failing vision in a normal-looking eye are summarised in Table 8.1.68 Common Eye Diseases and their Management “Cataract”...

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... Number: 2005925513ISBN-10: 1-8 523 3-9 8 5-3 3rd edition e-ISBN 1-8 46 2 8-0 3 3-8 Printed on acid-free paperISBN-13: 97 8-1 -8 523 3-9 8 5-2 ISBN 1-8 523 3-0 5 0-3 2nd editionISBN 3-5 4 0-1 365 9-2 1st editionFirst ... smaller3Examination of the Eye 17 14 Common Eye Diseases and their Management The aqueous normally contains a low con-centration of proteins, but a higher concentra-tion of ascorbic acid compared ... WMK. Common Eye Diseases and their Management, 2nd edition. Springer-VerlagLondon Ltd, 1999) and is being republished in this 3rd edition.Physiology of the Eye The primary function of the eye...

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... 5.8. Cross-section of a normal eyelid.30 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 4. 1. A long-sighted person.Figure 4. 2. A short-sighted person.Figure 4. 3. Concave lens “with”; convex ... ingrowing eyelash on the lowereyelid has been causing a sore eye for three months.Figure 5.11. A meibomian cyst. 24 Common Eye Diseases and their Management being at arm’s length from the observer and ... the ectropion arises as the result of increasing 5 Common Diseases of the Eyelids3338 Common Eye Diseases and their Management squinting and this can cause considerableparental anxiety. It...

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... thenFigure 6.10. Beware of the full-thickeness corneal scar, when indoubt do an X-ray. 54 Common Eye Diseases and their Management placed over the closed eyelids. The patient isthen given some ... of cotton-wool canFigure 6. 14. Band keratopathy. 42 Common Eye Diseases and their Management sometimes keratinised. These lesions are causedby the papilloma virus and are easily excised,but ... infected,leading to perforation of the globe and perma-Figure 6.1. Subconjunctival haemorrhage.50 Common Eye Diseases and their Management topical cyclosporin drops, or eyelid injections oftriamcinolone...

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... ultrasonicallybefore sucking it from the eye (Figures 11 .4, 11.5 and 11.6).88 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 11.3. A typical plastic intraocular implant.There are dif-ferent designs to suit ... anomaly and the phacomatoses, wherethe intraocular pressure rise is associated with other ocular and systemic developmentalanomalies.102 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Pathogenesis and ... 12.2).Examination of the other eye will reveal ashallow anterior chamber. Shining a focused98 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 12.6. Acute angle-closure glaucoma.Table 12.2....

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... Tumours of the EyelidsBasal Cell CarcinomaThis is the most common malignant tumour ofthe eyelid in adults (80–90% of cases). Patho-1 24 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 15 .4. Keratoacanthoma ... impor-tant consideration.112 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 14. 1. The synoptophore. An instrument for measuringthe angle of deviation of a squint and the ability of the eyes ... melanoma,122 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 15.1. Choroidal melanoma poorly pigmented (amelan-otic) melanoma a fundus photograph. b Bisected eye showingpigmented and nonpigmented...

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... degenerationcomplain of blurring of their vision and inability150 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Although the eye and its supporting structuresundergo a number of well-defined changes withage, ... inferi-orly. This is known as hypopyon – literally, “pusbelow” (Figure 18.3). A hypopyon is an indica-tion of severe disease in the eye and the patient 142 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure ... systemic anti-inflammatory agents,particularly oral flurbiprofen (Froben), whichcan be supplemented with systemic steroids and/ or immunosuppressants. 148 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Section...

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... in degree and 158 Common Eye Diseases and their Management • Limitation of extraocular muscle action.The muscles become infiltrated and thick-ened, producing a characteristic appear-ance on ... all that is requiredto confirm this in a patient with poor vision and 1 54 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 19 .4. Giant cell arteritis: ischaemic optic neuropathy.antagonists, ... dysfunction. Itusually affects women between 20 and 45 years.Usually it is characterised by goitre, infiltrative170 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 21.8. Panretinal laser photocoagulation...

Common Eye Diseases and their Management - part 10 potx

... planitis, 144 signs, 141 – 143 sympathetic ophthalmia, 143 – 144 symptoms, 141 treatment and management, 144 autoimmunity in uveitis, 147 – 148 management, 148 endophthalmitis, 148 episcleritis, 148 panophthalmitis, ... 37infections of eyelids, 40 41 blepharitis, 41 meibomian gland infection, 40 Molluscum contagiosum, 41 orbital cellulitis, 41 styes, 40 41 lid injuries, 43 44 lid tumors, 41 43 benign tumors, 41 43 malignant ... 148 panophthalmitis, 148 posterior uveitis, 144 – 147 causes, 145 presumed ocularhistoplasmosis, 147 sarcoidosis, 146 – 147 signs, 145 symptoms, 144 – 145 syphilis, 147 toxocariasis, 146 toxoplasmosis, 145 – 146 tuberculosis,...

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