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3D Ophthalmology in Dogs

Stručný popis

Tato publikace shrnuje pomocí vysoce vizuálního přístupu nejběžnější oční poruchy a nemoci postihující psy. Poskytuje užitečné ilustrace, obrázky a 3D animace, nad kterými zaplesá každí srdéčko veterinárního oftalmologa. Obzvláště užitečný je obsah publikace se stručnými a srozumitelnými texty, které jsou podpořeny obrazovým materiálem.

Autor: Fernando Laguna Sanz (Author), Fernando Sanz Herrera (Author)

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Nakladatel	Servet
ISBN	9788418020476
Vydání	2022
Vazba	spirálová
Počet stran	120

Popis

This book reviews, using a highly visual approach, the most common eye disorders and diseases affecting dogs; it includes illustrations, images, and 3D animations to provide veterinary practitioners with a genuine experience of clinical ophthalmology. The content is particularly useful, with concise, comprehensible texts that are supported by the visual material.

Obsah

01 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE EYE AND ITS ADNEXA	1
Introduction	2
Anatomy of the eye	2
The comea and sclera	2
The uvea	3
The crystalline lens	4
The vitreous humour	4
The retina and optic nerve	4
Anatomy of the ocular adnexa	5
Eyelids	5
Nictitating membrane	5
Conjunctiva	5
The nasolacrimal system	6
Anatomy of the orbit	6
02 EYELIDS. HOW TO TREAT THE MOST COMMON DISEASES	8
Introduction	10
Eyelid opening anomalies in newborns	10
Eyelid colobomata	10
Distichiasis	10
Ectopic cilia	11
Trichiasis	12
Entropion and ectropion	12
Lacerations	13
Blepharitis	14
Chalazion	14
Bacterial blepharitis	14
Medial canthal ulcerative blepharitis	14
Acute allergic blepharoconjunctivitis	14
Chronic allergic blepharoconjunctivitis	14
Eyelid tumours	15
The H-plasty technique	15
03 THE LACRIMAL SYSTEM	16
Tear production and drainage	18
Imperforate lacrimal puncta and lacrimal duct stenosis	19
Dacryocystitis and nasolacrimal duct obstruction	19
Quantitative keratoconjunctivitis sicca	20
Qualitative keratoconjunctivitis sicca	22
MEMBRANE	24
Anatomy and physiology of the conjunctiva	26
Diseases of the conjunctiva	26
Follicular conjunctivitis	26
Conjunctival folliculitis	27
Chronic allergic blepharoconjunctivitis	27
Parasitic conjunctivitis	29
Conjunctival tumours	30
Conjunctival dermoids	30
Conjunctival burns	30
Anatomy and physiology of the nictitating membrane	32
Diseases of the nictitating membrane	32
Prolapsed gland of the nictitating membrane	32
Everted cartilage of the nictitating membrane	33
Plasmacytoma	34
Lacerations of the nictitating membrane	34
Nictitating membrane tumours	35
05 THE CORNEA AND SCLERA	36
Introduction	38
Examination of the comea and sclera	40
Diseases of the comea and sclera	42
Hereditary diseases of the comea	42
Noninflammatory keratopathies	42
Inflammatory keratopathies	43
Comeal and scleral tumours	48
Comeal and scleral lacerations	49
Foreign bodies in the cornea	49
06 THE UVEA: UVEITIS	50
Anatomy and physiology of the uvea	52
Clinical signs of uveitis	52
Causes of uveitis	55
Ocular causes	55
Systemic causes	56
Metabolic causes	57
Immune-mediated causes	57
Neoplastic causes	58
Treatment of uveitis	59
Topical treatments	59
Systemic treatments	59
07 GLAUCOMA	60
Aetiopathogenesis of glaucoma	62
Classification of glaucoma	63
Congenital glaucoma	63
Primary glaucoma	63
Secondary glaucoma	65
Pathophysiological mechanisms of glaucoma	66
Diagnosis of glaucoma	66
Treatment of glaucoma	67
Medical treatment	67
Surgical treatment	68
08 THE CRYSTALLINE LENS	70
Introduction	72
Examination of the crystalline lens and signs of disease	72
Diseases of the crystalline lens	73
Congenital abnormalities	73
Cataracts	73
Crystalline lens luxation	76
Crystalline lens capsule rupture	79
09 THE RETINA	80
Anatomy and physiology of the retina	82
Examination of the retina	82
Congenital retinal diseases	84
Acquired retinal diseases	84
Inherited retinopathies	84
Retinopathies secondary to infectious diseases	84
Hypertensive retinopathy	85
Sudden acquired retinal degeneration syndrome (SARDS)	85
Retinal detachment	86
Diseases of the optic nerve	87
10 THE ORBIT	88
Anatomy and physiology of the orbit	90
Examination of the orbit	90
Diseases of the orbit	91
Congenital diseases of the orbit	91
Acquired diseases of the orbit	92
Other orbital diseases	93
Treament of diseases of the orbit	94
11 NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY	96
Neuroanatomy	98
Visual pathways	98
Pupillary reflexes	98
Neuro-ophthalmological examination	99
Menace response	99
Palpebral reflex	99
Dazzle reflex	100
Pupillary reflexes	100
Other vision tests	100
Alterations responsible for defects either the visual or pupillomotor pathways	100
Aberations responsible for defects in both the visual and pupillomotor pathways	101
Alterations of the pupillary reflexes without visual deficit	101
Homer's syndrome	101
Facial paralysis	101
12 CONGENITAL EYE DISEASES	102
Colobomata	104
Anophthalmos and microphthalmos	104
Congenital diseases of the eyelids and conjunctivae	104
Eyelid colobomata	104
Dermoids or choristomas	105
Agenesis or hypoplasia of the lacrimal glands	105
Imperforate and minimal aperture of the lacmal puncta	106
Agenesis of the nasolacrimal duct	106
Congenital diseases of the comea and sclera	106
Comeal dermoids	106
Subepithelial dystrophy	106
Indocomeal persistent pupillary membrane	106
Scleral colobama	106
Congenital diseases of the iris	107
Persistent pupillary membrane	107
Abnormal pupils	107
Congenital hypoplasia	107
Iris discolorations	107
Iris nevus	107
Waardenburg syndrome	107
Congenital diseases of the crystalline lens	107
Alterations in size and shape	107
Congenital cataracts	108
Congenital diseases of the vitreous	108
Persistent hyaloid artery	108
Persistent tunica vasculosa lentis	108
Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous	108
Congenital diseases of the retina	108
Retinal dysplasia	108
Collie eye anomaly (CEA)	109
Retinal colobomata	109
Congenital diseases of the optic nerve	109