Clinical Atlas of Canine and Feline Ophthalmic Disease

Complete reference work for diseases and conditions in dogs and cats pertaining to the eye

Clinical Atlas of Canine and Feline Ophthalmic Disease is a practical and user-friendly reference of common ocular diseases and conditions. Maintaining an image-heavy approach, the book presents multiple high-quality color photographs to depict each condition and is carefully organized to make it easy to find information. Sample topics included in the significantly expanded and updated new edition include:

• Basic ophthalmic anatomy & physiology
• Normal anatomical variations
• The ocular examination
• Basic ophthalmic pharmacology
• Diseases of the globe & orbit
• Diseases of the conjunctiva, nasolacrimal system & third eyelid

Veterinary and animal science students, general canine and feline practitioners as well as interns, residents and specialists in a variety of areas can use this easily-accessible reference work to gain insight into a wide variety of ocular diseases affecting dogs and cats.

Douglas W. Esson, BVSc, MRCVS, DVM, DACVO, is a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist and co-owner of Veterinary Ophthalmic Consulting, California, USA.

Sara Calvarese, DVM, DACVO, is a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist and co-owner of Veterinary Ophthalmic Consulting, California, USA.

Foreword & Acknowledgements

Section 1 Anatomy & Physiology

Ch 01 Basic structure of the globe

Ch 02 Orbit

Ch 03 Eyelids

Ch 04 lacrymal system

Ch 05 The Corneoscleral tunic

Ch 06 Lens

Ch 07 Uvea

Ch 08 Vitreo Retinal

Ch 09 Neuropthalmology

Section 2 Normal Variations

Ch 10 Normal Pigmentary Variations

Ch 11 The Normal Canine Fudus

Ch 12 The Normal Feline Fundus

Ch 13 The Normal Subalbinotic  Fundus

Ch 14 Normal Myelination Variations

Section 3 Pharmacology

Ch 15 Diagnostic Pharmacology

Ch 16 Modes of Administration and Drug Delivery

Ch 17 Anesthesia and Sedation in  ophthalmology

Ch 18 Anti-inflammatories and the Eye- NSAIDS

Ch 19 Steroid Antiinflammatories and the eye

Ch 20 Immunotherapy

Ch 21 Treating Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca

Ch 22 Glaucoma Therapy

Ch 23 Appropriate antibiotic choice

Ch 24 Antivirals for Feline Herpes Virus

Ch 25 Updated Antifungals in Veterinary Ophthalmology

Section 4 The Ocular Examination

Ch 26 The Ocular Examination

Section 5 Diseases of the Eyelids

Ch 27 Eyelid Agenesis

Ch 28 Eyelid Laceration

Ch 29 Distichiasis

Ch 31 Trichiasis

Ch 32 Tear Film Wicking Syndrome

Ch 33 Entropion

Ch 34 Ectropion

Ch 35 Combined Entropion Ectropion

Ch 36 Macropalpebral Fissure

Ch 37 Chalazion

Ch 38 Juvenile Pyoderma

Ch 39 Immune-Mediated Blepahorconjunctivitis

Ch 40 Autoimmune Blepharitis

Ch 41 Eosinophillic Folliculitis Furunculosis

Ch 42 Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs)

Ch 43 Dermatomyositis

Ch 44 Demodex-associated Blepharitis

Ch 45 Dermatophytosis

Ch 46 Apocrine hidrocystoma

Ch 47 Sebaceous Adenoma _ Epithelioma

Ch 48 Histiocytoma

Ch 49 Melanocytoma

Ch 50 Melanoma

Ch 51 Cutaneous Epitheliotropic Lymphoma (CEL)

Ch 52 Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)

Ch 53 Mast Cell Tumor (MCT)

Ch 54 Fibrosarcoma

Section 6 Diseases of the Conjunctiva, Nasolacrimal System & Third Eyelid

Ch 55 Allergic Conjuctivitis

Ch 56 Dacryocystitis

Ch 57 Symblepharon

Ch 58 Herpesviral-associated Conjunctivitis

Ch 59 Third Eyelid Gland Prolapse (_Cherry Eye_)

Ch 60 Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca_Dry Eye

Ch 61 Scrolled Third Eyelid Cartilage

Ch 62 Medial Canthal Pocket Syndrome

Ch 63 Oncocerca

Ch 64 Thelazia

Ch 65 Papilloma

Ch 66 Melanoma

Ch 67 Haemangioma_Haemangiosarcoma

Ch 68 Adenoma_Adenocarcinoma

Ch 69 Conjunctival Lymphoma

Ch 70 Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Section 7 Corneoscleral Disease

Ch 71 Dermoid

Ch 72 Corneal Dystrophy

Ch 73 Anterior segment dysgenesis

Ch 74 Corneal Degeneration

Ch 75 Corneal Endothelial Decompensation

Ch 76 Scleritis

Ch 77 Nodular Granulomtous Episcleritis

Ch 78 Chronic Superficial Keratitis (CSK)

Ch 79 Eosinophillic Keratoconjunctivitis

Ch 80 Herpesviral-associated  Keratitis

Ch 81 Canine Multifocal Immune-Mediated Punctate Keratitis (MIPK)

Ch 82 Endotheliitis

Ch 83 Bullous keratopathy

Ch 84 Feline Corneal Sequestrum

Ch 85 Pigmentary Keratitis

Ch 86 Corneal Hemorrhage

Ch 87 Corneal Abcessesation

Ch 88 Corneoscleral laceration

Ch 89 Spontaneous Chronic Corneal Epithelial Defects (SCCEDs)

Ch 90 Stromal Ulcerative Keratitis

Ch 91 Desmetocele

Ch 92 Keratomalacia (_Melting Ulcer_)

Ch 93 Corneal Foreign Body

Ch 94 Corneal Perforation

Ch 95 Epithelial inclusion cysts

Ch 96 Fungal Keratitis

Ch 97 Limbal Melanocytoma

Ch 98 Corneoscleral haemangioma_haemangiosarcoma

Ch 99 Corneoscleral Lymphoma

Ch 100 Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Section 8 Diseases of the Uvea

Ch 101 Persistent Pupillary Membranes (PPMs)

Ch 102 Iris Colobomas

Ch 103 Senile Iris Atrophy

Ch 104 Uveal Cysts

Ch 105 Merle Ocular Dysgenesis (MOD)

Ch 106 Feline Anterior uveitis

Ch 107 Canine Anterior Uvieitis

Ch 108 Assymetric uveitis

Ch 109 Golden Retriever associated Uveitis & Glaucoma

Ch 110 Uveodermatologic Syndrome (UDS) associated uveitis

Ch 111 Vaccine-associated uveitis

Ch 112 Hyphema

Ch 113 Aqueous Lipidosis

Ch 114 Iris Bombe'

Ch 115 Feline Iris Melanosis (FIM)

Ch 116 Uveal melanoma

Ch 117 Uveal Adenoma_Adenocarcinoma

Ch 118 Uveal Lymphoma

Ch 119 Blue eyed spindeloid tumors _ schwanoma

Ch 120 Histiocytic dz

Section 9 Diseases of the Lens

Section 10 Vitreoretinal Disease

Section 11 Diseases of the Globe & Orbit

Section 12 The Glaucomas

Section 13 Neuro-Ophthalmic Disease

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