Rapid Ophthalmology -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- About the companion website -- Basic anatomy and physiology -- Osteology of the orbit -- Orbital fissures -- Superior orbital fissure -- Inferior orbital fissure -- Optic canal -- The globe -- Cornea -- Anatomical terms -- Retinal overview -- Layers of the retina -- Blood supply to the eye -- Ciliary body and lens -- Trabecular meshwork -- Aqueous humour flow -- Tears -- Vitreous humour -- Ocular muscles (origin / insertion / primary actions) -- Superior rectus (SR) -- Inferior rectus (IR) -- Medial rectus (MR) -- Lateral rectus (LR) -- Superior oblique (SO) -- Inferior oblique (IO) -- The visual pathway -- Pupillary reflexes -- Direct and consensual light reflex -- Accommodation -- Pupil defects -- Holmes-Adie pupil -- Essential anisocoria -- Argyll Robertson pupils -- Horner's syndrome -- Cranial nerve III palsy (complete) -- Relative afferent pupillary defect (RAPD) or Marcus Gunn pupil -- Myopia, hypermetropia and astigmatism -- Ophthalmological assessment -- History taking -- Examination -- Examination techniques -- Colour vision -- Pupil reflexes -- Visual fields by confrontation -- Eye movements -- Objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) section -- Visual acuity -- Ophthalmoscopy -- Differentials -- Watery eye -- Proptosis -- Optic disc atrophy -- Toxic optic neuropathy -- Swollen optic discs -- Ptosis -- The red eye -- Classic presentations of a red eye and associated conditions -- Differentials - classified anatomically (from anterior to posterior) -- Differential flow charts -- Diseases -- Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), dry -- Age related macular degeneration, wet -- Amaurosis fugax -- Amblyopia -- Blepharitis -- Cataract, age-related -- Cataract, congenital -- Cavernous sinus syndrome -- Cellulitis, orbital -- Cellulitis, preseptal.

Chemical injury to the eye -- Conjunctivitis, bacterial and chlamydial -- Conjunctivitis, other (including ophthalmia neonatorum) -- Allergic conjunctivitis -- Ophthalmia neonatorum -- Conjunctivitis, viral -- Cranial nerve III (CNIII) palsy -- Cranial nerve IV (CNIV) palsy -- Cranial nerve VI (CNVI) palsy -- Cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis -- Dacrocystitis -- Diabetic retinopathy -- Ectropion -- Endophthalmitis -- Entropion -- Episcleritis -- Exposure keratopathy -- Eye trauma -- Eyelid lacerations/cuts -- Corneal foreign bodies -- Corneal abrasion -- Hyphaema -- Iris mydriasis -- Lens subluxation/dislocation -- Vitreous haemorrhage -- Retinal detachment -- Traumatic optic neuropathy -- Globe rupture/penetrating eye injury -- Orbital fractures -- Retrobulbar haemorrhage -- Eye tumours -- Primary choroidal melanoma -- Secondary (metastatic) choroidal -- Retinal haemangioma -- Ocular non-Hodgkin lymphoma -- Giant cell arteritis (GCA) -- Wegener's granulomatosis -- Behcü et's disease -- Glaucoma, acute primary angle-closure -- Glaucoma, chronic open angle -- Herpes zoster ophthalmicus (HZO) -- Horner's syndrome -- Hypertensive retinopathy -- Keratitis, bacterial -- Keratitis, herpetic -- Keratoconjunctivitis sicca -- Keratoconus -- Lid lumps, basal cell carcinoma -- Lid lumps, chalazion -- Lid lumps, other (benign) -- Cyst of Zeiss -- Cyst of Moll -- Molluscum contagiosum -- Stye (external hordeolum) -- Squamous cell papilloma -- Xanthelasma -- Lid lumps, other (malignant) -- Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) -- Melanoma -- Merkel cell carcinoma -- Keratocanthoma -- Migraine -- Multiple sclerosis (MS) -- Pinguecula -- Posterior vitreous detachment (PVD) -- Pterygium -- Retinal artery occlusion -- Retinal detachment -- Retinal vein occulsion -- Retinitis pigmentosa and other inherited retinal dystrophies -- Retinitis pigmentosa -- Albinism.

Leber congenital amaurosis -- Stargardt's disease -- Retinoblastoma -- Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) -- Sarcoidosis (and Tuberculosis) -- Note on tuberculosis (TB) -- Scleritis -- Squint (strabismus), childhood -- Thyroid eye disease -- Uveitis, anterior -- Uveitis, intermediate -- Uveitis, posterior -- Glossary -- Index.