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This book is a general introduction to ophthalmology for medical students, residents, or any health professional who requires a reference for the core information in ophthalmology. The Medical Student’s Guide to Ophthalmology, combines critical ophthalmic knowledge with high-quality, color images and drawings. Organized according to the ocular structures and components of the eye exam rather than categories of disease to make it practical and a key learning tool Key Features High quality, accurate photos for a clear portrayal of detailed ophthalmic structures. Balanced, introductory text that is not too detailed like a specialist text, but not too superficial like prevailing student books. Organized according to the ocular structures and components of the eye exam, not by disease. Presents key information, such as hints on diagnosis, management and treatment, in easy-to-read format. Lists key diagnosis possibilities for the most common presentations for easy reference. Multiple choice questions for exam review and self assessment. About the Author Neil J. Friedman MD, Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California; Private Practice, Mid-Peninsula Ophthalmology Medical Group, Palo Alto, California. Peter K. Kaiser, MD, Director, Digital OCT Reading Center, Staff, Vitreoretinal Section, Cole Eye Institute, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Ocular Anatomy, Physiology, and Embryology Chapter 2: Basic Optics Chapter 3: Ocular Pharmacology Chapter 4: The Eye Exam Chapter 5: Neuro-ophthalmology Chapter 6: Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Chapter 7: Orbit Chapter 8: Lids and Adnexa Chapter 9: Conjunctiva Chapter 10: Sclera Chapter 11: Cornea Chapter 12: Anterior Chamber Chapter 13: Glaucoma Chapter 14: Iris Chapter 15: Lens Chapter 16: Vitreous Chapter 17: Retina Appendix: Differential Diagnosis of Common Ocular Symptoms