Uncertain about a diagnosis? Have limited time to cross-reference multiple sources? Wishing there was a book with all the main signs, symptoms, and management of common ocular pathology, seen in everyday practice and relevant to the Optometrist? Do you also want ocular diseases

sub-categorised into symptoms reported during the case history and have a list of possible differential diagnoses to tell each condition apart? Wouldn’t it be practical if everything described above were in one book, concise and easy to follow? 

 

Optometry 101, Differential Diagnosis is that go-to guide.

 

An easy tool for quickly referencing common ocular pathology. Bite-sized learning, small enough to carry to work and relevant to everyday practice. Use as a handbook and a revision tool to add your personalised notes and comments in preparation for your visits, assessments and OSCE.