Contact lens complication by Efron, Nathan

Subjects: “…Contact Lenses adverse effects…”

Ophthalmology at a glance

Table of Contents: “…-- Medical student aims -- Social and occupational aspects of vision -- Taking the history and recording the findings -- Visual acuity in adults -- Examination of visual fields -- Other visual functions -- Basic optics and refraction -- Glasses, contact lenses, and low vision aids -- External eye and anterior segment -- Posterior segment and retina -- Use of eye drops -- Red eye: the conjunctiva -- Red eye: the cornea -- Red eye: the sclera and episclera -- Ophthalmic trauma principles and management of chemical injuries -- Specific features of blunt and sharp injuries -- Loss of vision in the inflamed eye -- Sudden painful loss of vision in a non-inflammed eye -- Sudden painless loss of vision -- Gradual loss of vision -- Visual acuity in children -- Strabismus (squints) -- Neonates -- Infants and older children -- Common eyelid lumps -- Common eyelid malpositions -- Lacrimal (tearing) -- Basic orbital assessment -- Orbit disease, thyroid eye disease and facial palsy -- Ocular oncology -- Common conditions affecting the external eye -- Common conditions affecting the cornea -- Medical uses of contact lenses -- Corneal and laser photorefractive surgery -- Cataract assessment -- Cataract surgery -- Cataract surgery postoperative care -- Glaucoma: the basics -- Detecting glaucoma -- Medical and surgical treatment of glaucoma -- Retinal detachment -- Retinal and choroidial anatomy and imaging -- Inherited retinal disorders and age related macular degeneration -- Diabetic retionopathy classification and typical lesions -- Diabetic retionopathy treatment -- Retinal artery onstruction -- Retinal vein occlusion -- HIV infection and AIDS-- Tropical ophthalmology: tropical eye disease -- Tropical ophthalmology: global eye health -- Pupil abnormalities -- Optic nerve disease -- Cranial nerve palsies and eye movement disorders -- Visual fields defects -- Giant cell arteritis…”

Clinical opthalmology a systematic approach by Kanski, Jack J.

Table of Contents: “…Cornea -- Introduction -- Bacterial keratitis -- Fungal keratitis -- Herpes simplex keratitis -- Herpes zoster ophthalmicus -- Interstitial keratitis -- Protozoan keratitis -- Bacterial hypersensitivity-mediated corneal disease -- Rosacea -- Severe peripheral corneal ulceration -- Neurotrophic keratopathy -- Exposure keratopathy -- Miscellaneous keratopathy -- Corneal ectasias -- Corneal dystrophies -- Corneal degenerations -- Metabolic keratopathies -- Contact lenses -- Congenital anomalies of the cornea and globe -- 7. …”