Great Video Resources for Ophtho stuff

[Bluesclera]

Great for watching videos of surgery, new lectures, etc:

• Willseyeonline.org
• eyetube.net

Great for learning:

• http://www.ophthobook.com/videos
• http://webeye.ophth.uiowa.edu/eyeforum/

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[outdoorfanatic]

Anybody know of some good ophtho audio lectures or audio books?

 

[DrZeke]

Anybody know of some good ophtho audio lectures or audio books?

Melendez Buzz Words

 

[Pinkertinkle]

Root atlas retinoscopy is gold

 

[Bluesclera]

I'll try to add interesting and useful links / texts that I stumble upon - it would be awesome if we all could post things we find useful here!


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[Bronze Medal]

Melendez Buzz Words

Are these audio lectures and questions out of date? Do you know where to find a copy? None of the links from his website are currently working.

 

[Bluesclera]

https://www.facebook.com/OphthalmologyBuzzwords/

so there is a bit of trust involved lol, but you have to pay and then you get a link to download it. Its facts that would for the most part be foundational for ophthalmology so still helpful.

 

[DrZeke]

They aren't terribly out of date

 

[LightBox]

$55 for an outdated mp3 file? No thanks. Wonder who Rob Melendez is on this forum....?

 

[eye love lamp]

As Seen From Here Podcast (http://www.asseenfromhere.com/)- I used to listen to these on my commute - they are very good. Usually it is the author of a recent publication who talks about their topic.

AAO used to put out hour long roundtable discussion podcasts that were great but stopped a few years ago.

 

[Eye101]

A resource for ocular pathology here: http://eyepath101.com/
There is a section with additional resources as well.

 

[Bluesclera]

What do you all recommend for references and texts:

1) Kanski's Clinical Ophthalmology

2) Clinical Ophthalmology Atlas

3) Eye Pathology- Ralph Eagle Jr. (Wills, Ocular Path Guru)

4) Lange- General Ophthalmology (great overview - strong reading after something like ophthobook.com has been exhausted)

I found a list from this blog:
http://shortwhitecoats.com/2015/top-ten-books-for-ophthalmology-residents
1. The Wills Eye Manual:

2. The Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC):

3. Friedman's Review of Ophthalmology:

4. Nerad: Techniques in Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery

5. Last Minute Optics: by David Hunter (boston childrens, and he has an online optics lecture as well- )
Part 1 -
Part 2 -
Part 3 -

6. Chern: Review Questions in Ophthalmology

7. Chang: Phaco Chop and Advanced Phaco Techniques:

8. Cornea: Krachmer, Mannis, Holland:

9. Ryan's Retina: or Gass' Atlas of Macular Diseases

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10. Walsh and Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-ophthalmology: