E-Book, Englisch, 912 Seiten, ePub
Reihe: Thieme Medical Publishers
Mittal / Agarwal Textbook of Ophthalmology
2. Auflage 2025
ISBN: 978-81-981094-0-8
Verlag: Thieme
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: 6 - ePub Watermark
E-Book, Englisch, 912 Seiten, ePub
Reihe: Thieme Medical Publishers
ISBN: 978-81-981094-0-8
Verlag: Thieme
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: 6 - ePub Watermark
Simplified Overview of the Clinical Ophthalmology for the Students
Textbook of Ophthalmology is an essential book written to cater to the needs of undergraduate students and covers all the theoretical and practical topics of ophthalmology. It emphasizes the gradual understanding of all aspects of anatomy, physiology, pathological disorders, necessary investigations, and recommended management. Consisting of 28 chapters, the topics begin with anatomy and physiology of vision and further describe all the intraocular structures and their related disorders, intraocular tumors, and injuries. Separate chapters have been included for ocular manifestations in neurological and systemic disorders. The last chapter on community ophthalmology highlights the latest updates in the “National Program for Control of Blindness.”
Key Features:
• The text is as per the latest competency based MCI curriculum.
• It is written in a simple language with gradual progression of the content from the basics of anatomy and physiology to the pathology of different disorders.
• Understanding and reciprocation of the topics are made easier with algorithms, tables, along with more than 300 clinical images and illustrations.
• Applied aspects have been highlighted in the boxes.
This book is a must for MBBS students, for those preparing for postgraduate entrance, as a foundation book for residents in ophthalmology, and as a review book for those practicing ophthalmology.
Sanjeev Kumar Mittal, MS, FICO (Japan), is the Head, Department of Ophthalmology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India. He completed graduation and postgraduation from GSV Medical College, Kanpur, and did fellowship from Gunma University, Japan. He has been trained at Aravind Eye Hospital, Madurai, and LV Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad. He has 28 years’ experience as an ophthalmologist and is a well-known medical faculty from Uttarakhand since 1996. He has been a professor of ophthalmology for the last 15 years, and has authored 55 research publications and has 8 research projects to his credit. He has been bestowed with several awards for community ophthalmology services. Teaching and training students and spreading eye health awareness are his passion.
Raj Kumar Agarwal, MS, is a Consultant Ophthalmologist at Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. He completed his graduation and postgraduation from SN Medical College, Agra. He has 30 years of wide experience in the field of ophthalmology. Clinical work and teaching have been his passion, and he has a special interest in the clinical work of glaucoma, squint, and neuro-ophthalmology.
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Weitere Infos & Material
1. Anatomy and Embryology of the Eye
2. Vision—Its Physiology, Neurology, and Assessment
3. Optics and Refraction
4. Ocular Therapeutics
5. Ocular Symptoms and Examination
6. The Conjunctiva
7. The Cornea
8. The Sclera
9. The Uveal Tract
10. The Pupil
11. The Lens
12. The Glaucoma
13. Vitreous Humor
14. The Retina
15. The Optic Nerve
16. The Afferent (Sensory) System
17. The Efferent (Motor) System
18. Strabismus (Squint)
19. Ocular Tumors
20. Ocular Injuries and Emergencies
21. The Lids
22. The Lacrimal Apparatus
23. The Orbit
24. Ocular Manifestations in Neurological Disorders
25. Ocular Manifestations of Systemic Diseases
26. Cryotherapy and Lasers in Ophthalmology
27. Eye Surgery
28. Community Ophthalmology
Competency Mapping Chart
| Competency Code | Competency | Chapter No. | Page No. | Video |
| Topic 1: Visual Acuity Assessment |
| OP1.1 | Describe the physiology of vision, optics of eye, and anatomy of visual pathway | 2 3 16 |
| OP1.2 | Define, classify, and describe the types and methods of correcting refractive errors | 3 5 |
| OP1.3 | Demonstrate the steps in performing the visual acuity assessment for distance vision, near vision, color vision, the pinhole test, and the menace and blink reflexes | 2 5 |
| OP1.4 | Enumerate the indications and describe the principles of refractive surgery | 3 26 27 |
| OP1.5 | Define amblyopia, enumerate the types of amblyopia, and describe the prevention and treatment of refractive amblyopia | 18 |
| Topic 2: Lids and Adnexa, Orbit |
| OP2.1 | Describe and discuss the etiology and clinical features, investigations, and treatment of hordeolum externum, hordeolum internum, ectropion, entropion, lagophthalmos, blepharitis, and preseptal cellulitis | 21 23 27 |
| OP2.2 | Demonstrate under supervision, the clinical procedure performed—Bell’s phenomenon, ptosis evaluation, epilation; massage technique in congenital dacryocystitis | 21 27 22 |
| OP2.3 | Describe the etiology, clinical presentation, complications, and management of thyroid eye disease | 23 |
| OP2.4 | Describe the etiology and clinical presentation, discuss the complications and management of orbital cellulitis | 23 |
| OP2.5 | Describe the clinical features on ocular examination and management of a patient with cavernous sinus thrombosis | 23 |
| OP2.6 | Enumerate the causes and describe the differentiating features and clinical features and management of proptosis | 23 |
| OP2.7 | Classification and clinical presentation of various types of orbital tumors | 19 |
| OP2.8 | Describe the investigations, management, and indications for referral of orbital tumors | 23 19 |
| Topic 3: Conjunctiva |
| OP3.1 | Demonstrate history taking in a patient with “red eye,” enumerate the causes for red eye | 5 6 9 |
| OP3.2 | Describe the etiopathogenesis, clinical features, and treatment of acute bacterial and viral conjunctivitis | 6 |
| OP3.3 | Enumerate the causes for chronic conjunctivitis Describe the etiology, pathophysiology, ocular features, differential diagnosis, complications, and management of trachoma | 6 |
| OP3.4 | Enumerate the causes for allergic conjunctivitis; describe the etiology, pathophysiology, ocular features, complications, and management of vernal catarrh | 6 |
| OP3.5 | Describe the etiology, pathophysiology, ocular features, differential diagnosis, complications, and management of pterygium | 6 |
| OP3.6 | Demonstrate correct technique of removal of foreign body from the eye in a simulated environment | 20 |
| OP3.7 | Demonstrate under supervision the technique of instillation of eye drops and counseling of patients you put on topical ocular medications | 4 |
| Topic 4: Corneas |
| OP4.1 | Describe the applied anatomy and physiology of cornea and the factors maintaining corneal transparency | 7 |
| OP4.2 | Enumerate various congenital anomalies and inflammations of cornea | 7 |
| OP4.3 | Enumerate the differential diagnosis of corneal ulcer (infective keratitis) and describe the etiopathogenesis, clinical features, and management of each type of infective keratitis | 7 |
| OP4.4 | Identify corneal opacity and different grades of corneal opacity; enumerate various management modalities of corneal opacity | 7 |
| OP4.5 | Describe tear film; enumerate the causes of dry eyes and describe the clinical features and management of dry eyes | 22 |
| OP4.6 | Define blindness; enumerate the causes of corneal blindness | 28 |
| OP4.7 | Enumerate the types and the indications of keratoplasty | 27 |
| OP4.8 | Describe the importance of eye donation and eye banking and enumerate the various protocols involved in eye donation and eye banking | 27 |
| OP4.9 | Identify corneal foreign body and demonstrate techniques of removal of corneal foreign body in simulated environment | 20 |
| OP4.10 | Counsel patients and family in a simulated environment about eye donation and teach them how to preserve the eye in the deceased till enucleation is done | 27 |
| Topic 5: Sclera |
| OP5.1 | Describe the etiopathogenesis, classification, clinical features, complications, and management of episcleritis | 8 |
| OP5.2 | Enumerate the systemic conditions associated with episcleritis and scleritis, and indications for their referral | 8 |
| Topic 6: Iris and Anterior Chamber |
| OP6.1 | Define uveitis; describe the anatomical classification of uveitis; describe the clinical features of iridocyclitis; distinguish granulomatous iridocyclitis from non-granulomatous iridocyclitis | 9 5 20 |
| OP6.2 | Describe the complication of iridocyclitis, and investigations and treatment of iridocyclitis | 9 |
| OP6.3 | Distinguish hyphema from hypopyon clinically and enumerate their... |
