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Small Animal Ophthalmic Atlas and Guide offers fast access to a picture-matching guide to common ophthalmic conditions and key points related to diagnosing and managing these diseases. The first half of the book presents photographs of ophthalmic abnormalities with brief descriptions, as an aid for diagnosis. The second half of the book is devoted to concise, clinically oriented descriptions of disease processes, diagnostic tests, and treatments for each condition. Small Animal Ophthalmic Atlas and Guide is a useful tool for quickly and accurately formulating a diagnosis, diagnostic strategy, and treatment plan for small animal patients. Ideally suited for use in the fast-paced practice setting, this text provides both reference images and information for managing the disease in a single text. Small Animal Ophthalmic Atlas and Guide is an easy-to-use aid for small animal general practitioners, veterinary students, and veterinary interns seeking a quick yet complete guide to small animal ophthalmology.
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Christine C. Lim, DVM, DACVO, is Section Chief of Ophthalmology and Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Small Animal Ophthalmic Atlas and Guide offers fast access to a picture-matching guide to common ophthalmic conditions and key points related to diagnosing and managing these diseases. The first half of the book presents photographs of ophthalmic abnormalities with brief descriptions, as an aid for diagnosis. The second half of the book is devoted to concise, clinically oriented descriptions of disease processes, diagnostic tests, and treatments for each condition. Small Animal Ophthalmic Atlas and Guide is a useful tool for quickly and accurately formulating a diagnosis, diagnostic strategy, and treatment plan for small animal patients.
Ideally suited for use in the fast-paced practice setting, this text is the only resource to provide both reference images and information for managing the disease in a single text. Small Animal Ophthalmic Atlas and Guide is an easy-to-use aid for small animal general practitioners, veterinary students, and veterinary interns seeking a quick yet complete guide to small animal ophthalmology.
Key features
Contenu
Preface x
List of abbreviations xi
Glossary xii
Section I Atlas 1
1 Orbit 3
Clinical signs associated with orbital neoplasia 3
Clinical signs associated with orbital cellulitis 3
Enophthalmos 4
Brachycephalic ocular syndrome 4
Ventromedial entropion associated with brachycephalic ocular syndrome 4
Clinical signs associated with Horner’s syndrome 5
Clinical signs associated with Horner’s syndrome 5
Appearance of Horner’s syndrome following application of sympathomimetic drugs 5
Clinical signs associated with orbital neoplasia 6
Clinical signs associated with proptosis 6
2 Eyelids 7
Normal appearance of punctum 7
Ectopic cilia 7
Distichiae 8
Distichiae 8
Ectopic cilia and chalazion 8
Lower eyelid entropion due to conformation 9
Facial trichiasis 9
Eyelid agenesis 9
Appearance of entropion after temporary correction using tacking sutures 10
Lower eyelid ectropion 10
Meibomian adenoma 10
Meibomian adenoma 11
Eyelid melanocytoma 11
Chalazion 11
Blepharitis 12
Blepharitis 12
Blepharitis 12
3 Third eyelid, nasolacrimal system, and precorneal tear film 13
Pathologic changes to the third eyelid associated with pannus 13
Scrolled third eyelid cartilage 13
Prolapsed third eyelid gland (“cherry eye”) 14
Prolapsed third eyelid gland (“cherry eye”) 14
Superficial neoplasia of the third eyelid 14
Neoplasia of the third eyelid gland 15
Positive Jones test – appearance of fluorescein in mouth 15
Positive Jones test – appearance of fluorescein at nostril 15
4 Conjunctiva 16
Normal appearance of the conjunctiva 16
Conjunctival hyperemia 16
Chemosis and conjunctival hyperemia 17
Chemosis 17
Conjunctival follicles 17
Conjunctival thickening associated with infiltrative neoplasia 18
Superficial conjunctival neoplasia 18
Subconjunctival hemorrhage 18
Conjunctival follicles 19
Superficial conjunctival neoplasia 19
Conjunctival neoplasia 19
5 Cornea 20
Superficial corneal vascularization associated with keratoconjunctivitis sicca 20
Appearance of a dry cornea with concurrent anterior uveitis 20
Typical appearance of superficial corneal vessels 21
Typical appearance of deep corneal vessels 21
Typical appearance of corneal edema 21
Corneal melanosis 22
Typical melanin distribution associated with pigmentary keratitis 22
Typical appearance of corneal fibrosis with concurrent corneal vascularization 22
Corneal white cell infiltrate with concurrent corneal vascularization and edema 23
Corneal deposits associated with corneal dystrophy 23
Corneal deposits associated with corneal dystrophy 23
Corneal mineral deposits 24
Typical changes associated with keratoconjunctivitis sicca 24
Predominantly melanotic corneal changes associated with pannus 24
Predominantly fibrovascular corneal changes associated with pannus 25
Corneal changes associated with pannus, mixture of melanosis and fibrovascular changes 25
Superficial corneal ulcer 25
Indolent corneal ulcer with fluorescein stain applied 26
Indolent corneal ulcer prior to fluorescein stain 26
Indolent corneal ulcer after fluorescein stain 26
Deep corneal ulcer 27
Descemetocele after application of fluorescein stain 27
Descemetocele after application of fluorescein stain viewed with cobalt blue light 27
Corneal perforation with iris prolapse 28
Corneal perforation with iris prolapse and hyphema 28 &l...