Ординатура / Офтальмология / Английские материалы / Pocket Textbook Atlas Of Ophthalmology_Lang, Thieme_2000

Index

583

retinopathy

retinal infection 351

secondary

blunt trauma and 512

rubeosis iridis 215–216,

angle of deviation 490

diabetic 272, 314–318,

271–272,

cataract 192, 193, 212–

323

317

213

nonproliferative 315

Rubinstein–Taybi syndrome

in children 194

proliferative 215, 216,

410

exotropia 471

315–316, 317

rudimentary coloboma 364,

glaucoma 133, 211–216,

hypertensive 323–325

384

233, 270–273, 522

of prematurity 326–327,

optic nerve atrophy 381–

548

S

382

Purtscher's retinopathy

vitreous 279

525

sella turcica 396, 399–400

toxic 345–346

salicylic acid 560

senile

retinoschisis

sarcoma

cataract see cataract

degenerative 330, 333–

Kaposi's 113–114

ectropion 28, 29

334

lacrimal sac 61

enophthalmos 27

juvenile 293

Schiøtz indentation

sunken eye 534

retinoscopy 430

tonometry 240, 241

sensory adaptation 466

retraction syndrome 490–

Schirmer tear testing 52

serpiginous corneal ulcer

491

in keratoconjunctivitis

129–130, 131, 134–

retrobulbar

sicca 62

135, 536

hematoma 512

sclera 157–163

shadow testing 430

optic nerve tumors 387

color changes 157–158

shortsightedness see myopia

optic neuritis 363, 370,

ectasia 158

silver catarrh 60

372–373, 545, 547

examination methods 157

simple

retroillumination of the lens

inflammations 158–159

anisocoria 229

(Brückner's test) 168–

staphyloma 158, 159

myopia 434

169, 281

trauma 158

Simpson test 485

rhabdomyosarcoma 421

scleritis 158–159, 161–163,

simultaneous vision 461–

rhegmatogenous retinal

542

464

detachment 293,

anterior

slit lamp

328–329, 330, 331–

necrotizing 162, 163

anterior chamber exami-

332, 334

non-necrotizing 161,

nation 238

rifampicin 553, 559

163

corneal examination 120,

rigid contact lenses 452–

posterior 162, 163

121, 125, 135

563

staphyloma and 158

iris examination 201–202

see also contact lenses

scleromalacia perforans 161,

lens examination 12, 168–

ring of Zinn 361

162

169

rings around light sources

scopolamine 554

snail track degeneration 334

542

effects on pupil 225

Snell's law 425

river blindness 90

scotoma

snowflake cataract 179

rod-cone dystrophy 343,

central 466

soft contact lenses 453

344

fixation point 466

see also contact lenses

Rodenstock perimeter 391

in central serous choriore-

spastic entropion 26–27

rods 303

tinopathy 335

spectacles see eyeglass

rose bengal test 52, 69

in glaucoma 246, 249,

lenses

corneal examination 120

250, 253

specular microscopy 121–

in keratoconjunctivitis

in ocular migraine 402

124

sicca 52, 63

with optic neuritis 372–

spherical

Roth's spots 291–292

373

aberration 456–457

rubella

sebaceous glands 17, 18, 50

lenses

congenital cataract and

seborrheic blepharitis

contact lenses 453

185

33–34

eyeglasses 447

584

Index

spherophakia 434

sulfite oxidase deficiency

tectonic keratoplasty 152

195

telangiectasia 325, 326

sulfonamide 554, 559

telescopes 456

superficial punctate ker-

Teller acuity card 473

atitis 138–139

temporal arteritis 320, 378–

staphylococcal

suppression 466

379, 536, 546

amblyopia secondary to

tenonitis 416

hordeolum 38

466–467

Tenon's capsule 160, 416,

keratitis 130

supranuclear ocular motility

460

disturbance 482, 483–

Tensilon test 485

484

tertiary vitreous 279

341

supraorbital artery 404

tetany cataract 180

supratrochlear artery 404

tetracycline 554, 559

395

sweat glands 17, 50

thioridazine 556

swinging flashlight test 223

thyroid dysfunction 411–

stenosis

symblepharon 521, 522

413

sympathetic

tick infestation, eyelids 37

heterochromia 206

tilted-disk syndrome 364

ophthalmia 214–215, 446

timolol 551

404

ptosis 23, 24

glaucoma treatment 259

sympatholytic agents, glau-

Tolosa-Hunt syndrome 416

56, 57

coma treatment 255,

tonic pupil 228, 446, 447

259

tonometry 240–244

sympathomimetic agents

applanation tonometry

effects on pupil 225–226

240, 242, 275, 435

99, 102

glaucoma treatment 255,

pneumatic non-contact

257–258

tonometry 240–241

synchysis 282

Schiøtz indentation

scintillans 287

tonometry 240, 241

synechiae 211–212

tonometric self-examina-

tion 243–244

prisms and 455

T

toric lenses

contact lenses 453

eyeglasses 447

Taenia solium 353

total

tarsal

astigmatism 440

motility

glands 18

ophthalmoplegia 415

muscle 17

toxic

84

plate 17

cataract 182

streptomycin 559

tarsorrhaphy, lateral 140

conjunctivitis 76–78, 97

striate cortex 389

tear break-up time (TBUT)

retinopathy 345–346

stromal

52

Toxocara canis 352, 353, 355

in keratoconjunctivitis

Toxocara cati 352, 353

150

sicca 62

toxoplasmosis 348–349

keratitis 133

tear drainage 51

AIDS-related retinal infec-

evaluation of 53–57

tion 350

tear film 50–51

trabecular network 157,

evaluation of 52–53

234–235, 273

in keratoconjunctivitis

argon laser trabeculo-

sicca 62, 63

plasty 261–262

significance for cornea

trabeculotomy 276, 277

197, 510, 533

119

trachoma 88, 93

tearing see epiphora

Index

585

tractional retinal detach-

serpiginous 129–130, 131,

vascular pigmented layer

ment 328, 329, 330

134–135, 536

see uveal tract

trauma see ocular trauma

see also keratitis

vasculitis, retinal 346–348

traumatic cataract see cata-

ulcus

vein

ract

rodens 46

angular 405

Treacher Collins' syndrome

terebans 46

ophthalmic 199, 405

410

ultrasonography

retinal 302

trichiasis 27, 30, 530

A-mode scan 409

central 302, 361

tricyclic antidepressants

B-mode scan 408

occlusion 215, 272, 318–

557

fundus examination 307,

320, 545

trifluridine 553

308

vortex 157, 199

trifocal lenses 449

orbital cavity examination

venous pulse 13

trigeminal nerve 134, 141

408–409

vernal conjunctivitis 98, 101

palsy of ophthalmic divi-

vitreous body 281

vertex distance 451

sion 141

ultraviolet keratocon-

vertical

trigeminal neuralgia,

junctivitis 523

deviations 471

blepharospasm and

uncover test 480

dissociated 471

30

unilateral

diplopia 491

trilateral retinoblastoma

aphakia 445

gaze palsy 484, 486

354

strabismus 473

verticillata, corneal 145–

trochlear nerve lesions 482

unilateral cover test 473–

146

palsy 486, 487–488, 489,

474

vidarabine 553

491

upper eyelid see eyelids

videokeratoscopy 121, 122–

tropia 6

uveal tract 199–217

123, 442

tropicamide, effects on

developmental anomalies

viral

pupil 225

202–205

conjunctivitis 76–79, 81,

tuberous sclerosis 386

aniridia 202–203

89, 93–95

tumor-related retinal

coloboma 203–205

keratitis 132–134

detachment 328, 329,

examination methods

retinitis 351

330

201–202

visual

tumors

inflammation 208–215

agnosia 401

choroid 202

neurovascular supply 199,

areas 461

conjunctival see conjunc-

200

primary visual area 389

tiva

pigmentation anomalies

cortex 389

eyelids see eyelids

206–207

lesions 400

lacrimal gland 66

tumors 216–217

visual acuity

lacrimal sac 61

metastases 217

corrected 423

optic nerve 385–387

see also choroid; ciliary

decreased 544–547

orbital cavity 420–422

body; iris

testing 4–5

retina 353–357

uveitis 208–215, 547

in the presence of

uveal tract 216–217

causes of 209

opacifications 431

visual pathway 396–398

posterior 543

uncorrected 423

tunica vasculosa lentis 279,

due to toxoplasmosis

visual evoked potential

280

348–349

(VEP) 313, 363

Tyndall effect 202, 208, 210

with scleritis 162

visual field 391

testing 246–250, 253,

U

V

391–394

confrontation field test-

ing 14

Uhthoff symptom 372

V pattern deviation 469, 471

in retinal artery occlu-

ulcers, corneal

varicella zoster virus see

sion 321

perforated 128

herpes zoster oph-

kinetic perimetry 391,

thalmicus

392–393