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FOREWORD
INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 How to use this book
1.2 Performing an ocular examinati on in an emergency situation
1.3 Recording observations made in an ocular emergency
1.4 Equipment and aids required to deal with the ocular emergency
1.5 Some preliminary notes on treatment of ocular infections
1.6 Analgesia in ocular emergencies
1.7.1 Techniques facilitating large animal ocular examination
1.7.2 Te chniques facilitating large animal ocular therapeutics
CHAPTER 2: A problem orientated approach
2.1: The red eye
2.2 The painful eye
2.3 The white eye
2.4 The suddenly blind eye
2.5 Ocular lesions in systemic disease
DIAGNOSIS AND TRE ATMENT OF OCULAR EMERGENCIES
CHAPTER 3: ADNEXA AND ORBIT
3 .1: Lid laceration
3.2 Conjunctivitis
3.3 Conjunctival foreign body
3.4 Acute keratoconjunctivitis sicca
3.5 Or bital cellulitis
3.6 Orbital space occupying lesion
CHAPT
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FOREWORD
INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 How to use this book
1.2 Performing an ocular examinati on in an emergency situation
1.3 Recording observations made in an ocular emergency
1.4 Equipment and aids required to deal with the ocular emergency
1.5 Some preliminary notes on treatment of ocular infections
1.6 Analgesia in ocular emergencies
1.7.1 Techniques facilitating large animal ocular examination
1.7.2 Te chniques facilitating large animal ocular therapeutics
CHAPTER 2: A problem orientated approach
2.1: The red eye
2.2 The painful eye
2.3 The white eye
2.4 The suddenly blind eye
2.5 Ocular lesions in systemic disease
DIAGNOSIS AND TRE ATMENT OF OCULAR EMERGENCIES
CHAPTER 3: ADNEXA AND ORBIT
3 .1: Lid laceration
3.2 Conjunctivitis
3.3 Conjunctival foreign body
3.4 Acute keratoconjunctivitis sicca
3.5 Or bital cellulitis
3.6 Orbital space occupying lesion
CHAPT