Titlebook: Common Eye Diseases and Their Management; N. R. Galloway Textbook 19851st edition Springer-Verlag London 1985 care.eye.hospital.management

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Common Diseases of the Conjunctiva and Corneaatient may experience a slight pricking, the condition is usually first noticed in the mirror or by a friend. The haemorrhage gradually absorbs in about ten days and investigations usually fail to reveal any underlying cause. Very rarely, it is necessary to cauterise the site of bleeding if the haem

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The Red Eyeevere and sight threatening whereas some are mild and of little consequence. Occasionally the red eye may be the first sign of important systemic disease. It is important that any practising doctor has an understanding of the differential diagnosis of this common sign, and a categorisation of the si

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Headachealisation that more or less everyone suffers from headache at some time or another. In fact, the majority of headaches that present have no detectable cause and are often labelled psychogenic if there seems to be a background of stress. The implication is that the sufferer is perhaps exaggerating mi

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Squint lined up with the object of regard. The fact that we have two eyes positioned some 60 mm apart means that we can accumulate considerably more data about our environment than would be possible with one eye alone. This can best be exemplified by considering what happens when one eye is suddenly lost