Ophthalmology Clinics-I for Postgraduates, 2/E for MS, MD and DNB Ophthalmology Residents | 32 Long Cases and 48 Short Cases with Clinical Approach, Differential Diagnosis and Instruments Chapter: 1

Ophthalmology Clinics-I for Postgraduates, 2nd Edition teaches how to approach an ophthalmology case the way a clinician and an examiner expect. It is written by faculty of the Dr Rajendra Prasad Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, New Delhi, for MS, MD, DNB, Diploma and fellowship candidates who must present cases in a structured way in practical and viva examinations. The book takes the reader through history taking, bedside examination, and the presentation of long and short cases, and it contains a dedicated chapter on instruments that is a universal part of the postgraduate viva. It compiles 32 long cases and 48 short and spot cases, drawn from the topics most commonly asked in postgraduate examinations, organised by region of the eye: oculoplasty; cornea and conjunctiva; glaucoma; retina; and the remaining subspecialties. Each case is presented as a clinician actually approaches it, from focused history and examination findings through differential diagnosis to investigation and management, with flowcharts, clinical photographs and viva-style question and answer sections. Conditions covered range from proptosis, ptosis and lid tumours to corneal ulcer, keratoconus and corneal dystrophies, primary and secondary glaucomas, and vitreous haemorrhage, diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment and macular disease. Who This Book Is For: Ophthalmology residents: MS, MD, DNB and Diploma trainees preparing to present long and short cases in university and board practical and viva examinations. Ophthalmology fellowship trainees: candidates in subspecialty fellowships who need a structured case-approach and instruments refresher for exit assessments. Why This Book Helps: Models the exam presentation: shows how to structure a case in the way examiners expect, which standard textbooks do not teach. Concentrates on what is asked: 32 long and 48 short and spot cases selected from frequently examined topics. Builds a systematic approach: history, examination, differential diagnosis, investigation and management in a repeatable sequence. Covers the instruments viva: a dedicated chapter on the instruments that appear in almost every postgraduate viva. Reinforces with visuals and Q&A: flowcharts, clinical photographs and viva-style questions consolidate each case. Key Features: Structured coverage of history taking, bedside examination, and long and short case presentation. 32 long cases and 48 short and spot cases from commonly examined topics, organised by region of the eye. Dedicated chapter on instruments for the postgraduate viva voce. Case flow of focused history, examination, differential diagnosis, investigation and management. Flowcharts, clinical photographs and viva-style question and answer sections throughout.

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