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The management of emergent neuro-ophthalmic conditions can be a life-saving encounter for the general ophthalmologist. This book covers life-threatening scenarios that a general ophthalmologist might encounter, and is designed to help the ophthalmologist make emergency triage decisions for initial evaluation and treatment of potentially vision- or life-threatening conditions. This book is case based, and provides the reader with the invaluable expert views of two neuro-ophthalmologists.
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This reader-friendly and well-illustrated book is a concise clinical reference on the management of severe ocular injuries. It will serve as an ideal guide for clinicians dealing with trauma and ophthalmology, assisting in the implementation of individualized treatment strategies and the performance of up-to-date surgical interventions. Easy-to-follow instructions are provided on the management of each injured tissue of the globe, with emphasis on key pearls and pitfalls that must be borne in mind in order to achieve an optimal anatomical and functional outcome. Both common and rare causes of injury are covered, including mass casualty incidents, and current concepts regarding the evaluation and classification of injury mechanisms are fully taken into consideration. In addition, each chapter pays special attention to hot topics and medicolegal issues in patient management. Current Concepts and Management of Eye Injuries will provide practitioners and clinicians with core messages and clear guidance on how to deal with ocular trauma.
Eye --- Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Wounds and injuries. --- Ophthalmology. --- Medicine --- Diseases
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Ocular Trauma: Principles and Practice is the first comprehensive clinical reference on ocular injuries in more than a decade.
Eye --- Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Wounds and injuries. --- Eye Injuries
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Eye --- Wounds and injuries. --- Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Ull --- Ferides i lesions
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Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Emergencies --- Eye Diseases --- Eye Diseases --- diagnosis --- therapy
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This book provides state-of-the-art information for ophthalmologists and other clinicians facing tough cases, helping them to make the most appropriate decision concerning the management of patients who have suffered mechanical ocular trauma. The discussion of mechanical ocular trauma addresses various parts of the eye: each chapter discusses a certain part of the eye, supplemented by illustrative sample cases. Though the latest consensus is provided for each topic or case, different opinions on controversial topics will also be discussed in detail. Pearls of advice at the end of each chapter highlight its main points. Topics covered include: Traumatic cataract and the timing of surgery and IOL implantation, Traumatic hypotony, Traumatic glaucoma, Timing of vitrectomy after primary repair, Use of silicone oil in traumatic eyes, Intraocular foreign bodies, Traumatic endophthalmitis, and much more. As a topic-based clinical reference work on mechanical ocular trauma bringing together consensus and controversies, the book offers useful and attractive information for ophthalmologists and other readers. Hua Yan is a professor and chairman at the Department of Ophthalmology and the secretary of Tianjin Medical University General Hospital, Tianjin, China.
Medicine. --- Ophthalmology. --- Medicine & Public Health. --- Eye --- Wounds and injuries. --- Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Medicine --- Diseases
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The second edition of Eye Emergencies offers an excellent up-to-date resource for anyone whose work involves dealing with acute ophthalmic presentations. The authors have used the term 'practitioner' to include doctors, ophthalmic nurses, emergency care practitioners, nurse practitioners, nurses in accident and emergency departments and 'walk in' centres and first aid workers in remote locations such as oil rigs or working in the armed services. Aimed at readers with differing levels of confidence, skills and knowledge, Eye Emergencies will help all practitioners develop greater competence in
Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Eye --- Emergency ophthalmology --- Ocular emergencies --- Ophthalmic emergencies --- Medical emergencies --- Wounds and injuries.
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Ophthalmology --- Eye --- Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Eye Diseases --- Emergencies --- Diseases --- diagnosis --- therapy --- Emergency Treatment --- Pharmaceutical Preparations --- -Ophthalmologic emergencies --- Emergency ophthalmology --- Ocular emergencies --- Ophthalmic emergencies --- Medical emergencies --- Eyeball --- Eyes --- Visual system --- Face --- Photoreceptors --- Vision --- drug therapy. --- administration & dosage. --- drug therapy --- administration & dosage
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Cette Ligne directrice décrit un test d’exposition de courte durée in vitro de cytotoxicité, réalisé sur une monocouche confluente de fibroblastes de cornée de lapin du Statens Seruminstitut (SIRC), cultivés sur des plaques microtitres 96 puits. Après 5 minutes d’exposition à un produit chimique testé, on détermine quantitativement la cytotoxicité en mesurant, à l’aide du test MTT, la viabilité relative des cellules SIRC. L’observation d’une diminution de la viabilité cellulaire est utilisée pour prédire les effets indésirables potentiels pouvant provoquer des lésions oculaires. La viabilité cellulaire est évaluée par un dosage quantitatif des cristaux de formazan bleu extraits des cellules et produits par les cellules vivantes lors de la conversion enzymatique du colorant vital MTT, encore appelé Bleu de thiazol. La viabilité cellulaire observée est comparée à celle du témoin avec solvant (viabilité relative) et utilisée comme estimation du danger potentiel pour les yeux que présente le produit chimique testé. Les produits chimiques testés sont classés dans la catégorie 1 du SGH de l’ONU lorsqu’une viabilité cellulaire inférieure ou égale à (≤) 70% est observée aux deux concentrations testées (5 % et 0.05 %). À l’inverse, les produits chimiques pour lesquels la viabilité cellulaire est supérieure à (>) 70 % aux deux concentrations testées (5 % et 0.05 %) sont classés « sans catégorie » selon le système SGH.
Eye --- Chemical tests and reagents. --- Wounds and injuries. --- Chemical reagents --- Reagents, Chemical --- Indicators and test-papers --- Ophthalmologic emergencies
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Eye Diseases --- Emergencies --- Emergency Treatment --- Emergency --- diagnosis --- therapy --- methods --- Eye --- Ophthalmologic emergencies. --- Emergencies. --- Diseases. --- diagnosis. --- therapy. --- methods.
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