Ophthalmic Education:

Educational Resources for Medical Students: Ophthalmic Images

Glaucoma

Below are the images related to Glaucoma referenced in the ICO Principles and Guidelines of a Curriculum for Ophthalmic Education of Medical Students.

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C01 - Acute closed-angle glaucoma	C02 - Administering eyedrop #1	C03 - Administering eyedrop #2
C04 - Administering eyedrop #3	C05 - Closed-angle (slit beam)	C06 - Assessing CD ratio
C08 - Cong glaucoma (buphthalmos-corneal edema)	C09 - Closed-angle glaucoma drawing	C10 - Exfoliation material-pupil margin
C11 - Glaucoma vision	C12 - Heavily pigmented TM	C13 - Ice syndrome (P.I.A.)
C18 - Neovascular glaucoma	C23 - Phacogenic glaucoma	C24 - Phacolytic iritis and glaucoma
C25 - Pseudoexfoliation	C26 - Retinal nerve fiber layer drawing	C29 - Tonometry Goldman
C30 - Tonopen close-up	C38 - Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty (ALT) drawing	C41 - Bleb, elevated, ischemic mitomycin
C42 - Bleb, encapsulated	C43 - Bleb, low lying	C46 - Laser iridotomy drawing
C47 - Laser iridotomy drawing	C48 - Surgical iridectomy	C49 - Trab flap
C50 - Trabeculectomy drawing	C51 - Trabeculectomy drawing	C53 - Disk hemorrhage
C54 - End stage cupping	C55 - Enlarged cup	C56 - Inferior notch
C57 - Large optic nerves, asymmetric cup	C58 - Optic atrophy

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The American Academy of Ophthalmology has contributed these images from its Ophthalmic Images v.3 CD to the International Council of Ophthalmology (ICO) in order to support the education of medical students around the world.

The images are referenced in the ICO's Principles and Guidelines of a Curriculum for Ophthalmic Education of Medical Students.

Also available are PowerPoint lectures for medical students contributed by Susan Lightman, FRCP, FRCOphth, PhD, Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London.