Atlas of Clinical Ophthalmology VM Loganathan
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1Atlas of Clinical Ophthalmology2
3Atlas of Clinical Ophthalmology
VM Loganathan MS DO Formerly Director and Superintendent Regional Institute of Ophthalmology and Govt. Ophthalmic Hospital, Chennai Vitreoretinal Fellow (UK) Project Director Tamil Nadu Blindness Control Society Govt. of Tamil Nadu
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5Preface
This book is written for the undergraduate medical students to acquire basic knowledge of ophthalmology to practice as general physician or family physician. The student will find it very useful in preparing for examination as unnecessary voluminous specialised ophthalmic procedures and rare diseases of eye are omitted which is meant for ophthalmologist. However, a clinical classification of all eye diseases are given at the beginning of each chapter and from this common important diseases are discussed in detail. The student may refer the rare diseases from highly specialised ophthalmology book meant for ophthalmologist.
This book will be also useful to students of optometry, ophthalmic assistant and general practitioner.
VM Loganathan
6Acknowledgements
I would like to express my heartfelt thanks for the following who have helped me in bringing out this book.
  1. Director, Regional Institute of Ophthalmology and Government Ophthalmic Hospital, Chennai for permitting me to utilise clinical material and refer records.
  2. Director Dr Nelson of Joseph Eye Hospital, Trichy for utilising the hospital records and audiovisual facilities.
  3. Dr Nirmal Fredrick, Assistant Professor, Regional Institute of Ophthalmology and Government Ophthalmic Hospital, Chennai for lending his valuable clinical photos of patients and helped me in computerising the photograph.
  4. SRM Chairman TR Pachaimuthu of SRM Medical College and Research Centre for allowing me to utilise hospital facilities and gave a working atmosphere.
  5. Mr Kumar, of SRM for computerising manuscript and Shanmugam Suresh, Jothi and Ramayya artist of audiovisual department of SRM Medical College for their help.
  6. Special thanks to Mr Jayanandan and his team at Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd., New Delhi for publishing this book.
The following authors and their books inspired me while going through the literature and I thank them for the references from their books.
  1. Parsons Diseases of Eye
  2. “Clinical Ophthalmology: A Text and Color Atlas”—James L
  3. Kennerly Bankes—Churchill Livingstone
  4. Color Atlas of Ophthalmology by Lim or Constable
  5. AK Khurana “Ophthalmology”
  6. Vasudev Ananda Rao: Textbook of Diseases of Eye
  7. Dr John Sandford Smith: Eye Diseases in Hot Climates
  8. Gray's Anatomy.