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Practical emergency ophthalmology handbook /

Table of Contents: “…The red eye : basic algorithm on how to differentiate main conditions from each other / Amy-lee Shirodkar -- Cellulitis and swelling around one or both eyelids / Tina Parmar -- The watery eye / Dana Ahnood -- Trauma to the eyelids and periorbital region / Abdus Samad Ansari -- Corneal ulcers and contact lens keratopathies / Bushra Thajudeen -- Corneal defects, abrasions, foreign bodies and worse / Magda Popiela -- Photophobia and iritis / Gwyn Samuel Williams -- Red eyes after cataract surgery and other operations / Annie See Wah Tung -- Apparent sudden vision loss : an essential approach / Colm McAlinden -- Flashing lights and floaters / Bhavana Sharma -- New haemorrhages in the vitreous and/or retina / Tafadzwa Young Zvandasara -- There is something new and odd at the back of the eye / Rhianon Perrott-Reynolds -- Wavy lines, distorted vision and blur / Annie See Wah Tung -- Vitritis and posterior uveitis / Safa Ahmed Elhassan -- The painful eyeball / Alexander Kin Chiang Chiu -- Retinal tears and detachments / Sidath Wijetilleka -- One or more bulging eyes / Derek Kwun-hong Ho -- Double vision and new onset strabismus in an adult / Eulee Seow -- My baby has a white pupil in this photograph and/or has a squinty eye / Ryan Davies -- Non-accidental injury / Damien Yeo -- One or both optic discs are swollen / Tariq Mohammad -- Headaches and pain in the temple / Bhavna Kumari Sharma -- Managing trauma / Bhavin Patel -- Called to ITU to examine a fundus / James Potts -- When there are symptoms but it all looks totally normal / Andrew Want -- Triage / Amy-lee Shirodkar -- Summary of approach / Gwyn Samuel Williams -- The moral ophthalmologist / Gwyn Samuel Williams.…”
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