1. HASAN MOHIDAT MD VITREORETINAL DISEASES AND SURGERY, JUST INTRODUCTION TO EYE DISEASES

2. STRUCTURES Eyelids Lacrimal system Conjunctiva Cornea Glaucoma Lens Retina Strabismus Trauma Neuro ophthalmology

3. PTOSIS

4. CONGENITAL NLD OBSTRUCTION

5. CONJUNCTIVA

6. BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITIS Mild conjunctivitisGonococcal conjunctivitis

7. VERNAL CATARRH Moderate papillary reactionGiant papillae

8. DEGENERATIONS Pterygiumpinguiculum

9. THE CORNEA

10. MYOPIA

11. HYPEROPIA

12. MICROBIAL KERATITIS EarlyAdvanced

13. KERATOCONUS

14. KERATOPLASTY

15. LASER IN SITU KERATOMILUESIS ( LASIK)

16. THE LENS

17. CATARACT EarlyAdvanced

18. CONGENITAL CATARACT

19. PHACOEMULSIFICATION

20. INTRAOCULAR LENS

21. GLAUCOMA

22. INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE

23. OPTIC NERVE HEAD NormalGlaucomatous

24. PROGRESSION OF VF LOSS

25. CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA

26. TREATMENT Drops: B- blockers, prostaglandin analogue, alpha2 agonists, Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, Cholinergic agonists.. Systemic: carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, Mannitol. Surgery: Trabeculectomy, Tube shunts..

27. TRABECULECTOMY

28. TUBE SHUNT

29. RETINA

30. HISTOLOGY

31. RETINAL BREAKS

33. RETINAL DETACHMENT, RHEGMATOGENOUS

34. DETACHMENT, TRACTIONAL

35. VITRECTOMY SURGERY

36. DIABETIC RETINOPATHY nonproliferativeproliferative

37. LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION

38. RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY Avascular retina Demarcation line Severe extraetinal fibrovascular proliferation Detached retina Isolated neovascular tufts Vascularised retina Ridege

39. STRABISMUS

40. ANOMALOUS HEAD POSTURES Head tiltFace turn

41. HIRSCHBURG TEST

42. ACCOMMODATIVE ESOTROPIA

43. CONGENITAL ESOTROPIA Before treatmentAfter treatment

44. PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY RecessionResection

45. ORBIT

46. ORBITAL CELLULITIS

47. ORBITAL BLOW-OUT FRACTURES

48. BLOW-OUT FRACTURES

49. OCULAR TRAUMA Bluntpenetrating

50. CHEMICAL INJURIES

51. NEURO OPHTHALMOLOGY

52. 1.Increased intracranial pressure 2.Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy 3.Optic neuritis 4.Central retinal vein occlusion 5.Tumors 6.pseudopapilledema OPTIC DISC SWELLING

53. 3rd nerve palsy 1.Ptosis 2.Outward and downward deviation of the eye 3.mydriasis MANIFESTATIO NS

54. 4 TH NERVE PALSY

55. 6 TH NERVE PALSY

56. 1.Ischemia 2.Papilledema 3.Trauma 4.Compression 5.Optic neuritis 6.Pan retinal photocoagulation 7.Arterial or venous occlusion 8.Retinal dystrophies and degenerations OPTIC ATROPHY

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