Full comprehension of ophthalmic pathologies requires an understanding of ocular anatomy. This includes the specific structures, division, segments, irrigation, and innervation of the ocular globe and its surrounding structures. Likewise, the basic concepts of ocular physiology are crucial. This includes the fundamentals of light refraction within the eye chambers and the conjugation of the image coming from both eyes into a panoramic view in the occipital lobe. A solid grasp of these concepts allows for the early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of dozens of conditions.
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Genial, deep knowledge and brevity. Recognized Professor in the field of Pathalogy.
Explanations are excellent and wondeful. I really liked it. I enjoyed ohtthalmology while listening it.
There is not much information available on the treatment side i.e surgeries procedures for cataract in detail or not much about surgeries done ? for retinoblastoma ,retinitis pigmentosa not much focus on investigations done and treatment medical and surgical procedures explanation .which is equally important as etiology and pathology in our curriculum.so i am only disappointed with this aspect only if you change this i can be fully satisfied otherwise the teaching is unremarkable
I have never understood the eye, and he is a man who is an engaging speaker, and follows the KISS rule. (Keep It Simple Stupid) which is a nice foundation for building complexity later on. If we start with complexity , we can get lost in what is thought to be minutiae. This is a man who is dedicated to his teaching.