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For the Public
- A career in eye care
- Diabetic retinopathy screening
- Driving eyesight rules
- Help with the cost of glasses and contact lenses
- Looking after your eyes and free NHS-funded eye examinations
- NHS Community Glaucoma Service
- Pre-school vision screening
- Raising a complaint
- Support for visually impaired people and those at risk of sight loss
- What to do if you have an eye problem
- Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion – Temporary Closure
- For Professionals
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Eyecare Guidelines
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Section 1 - Eyelids
- 1.1 Basal Cell Carcinoma, Periocular
- 1.2 Blepharitis, Anterior
- 1.3 Blepharitis, Posterior
- 1.4 Chalazion (Meibomian Cyst)
- 1.5 Dermatochalasis
- 1.6 Ectropion
- 1.7 Entropion
- 1.8 Facial Palsy (Bell's Palsy)
- 1.9 Hordeolum (Stye)
- 1.10 Horner’s Syndrome (Oculosympathetic Palsy)
- 1.11 Molluscum Contagiosum
- 1.12 Ocular Rosacea
- 1.13 Penetrating Injury, Eyelid
- 1.14 Phthiriasis (Pediculosis Ciliaris/Crabs)
- 1.15 Ptosis, Involutional
- 1.16 Third Nerve Palsy, Ptosis
- 1.17 Trichiasis
- Section 2 - Orbit/Lacrimal System
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Section 3 - Conjunctiva
- 3.1 Chemical Injury, Conjunctival
- 3.2 Foreign Body, Conjunctival
- 3.3 Papilloma, Conjunctival
- 3.4 Conjuctivitis, Acute Allergic
- 3.5 Conjunctivitis, Bacterial
- 3.6 Conjunctivitis, Chlamydial, Adult Inclusion Conjunctivitis
- 3.7 Conjunctivitis, Contact Lens-Associated Papillary, Giant Papillary
- 3.8 Conjunctivitis Medicamentosa/Dermatoconjunctivitis Medicamentosa
- 3.9 Conjunctivitis, Ophthalmia Neonatorum
- 3.10 Conjunctivitis, Seasonal Allergic/Hay Fever, Perennial Allergic
- 3.11 Pigmented Lesions, Conjunctival
- 3.12 Scarring, Conjunctival
- 3.13 Conjunctivitis, Viral, Non-Herpetic
- 3.14 Keratoconjunctivitis, Atopic
- 3.15 Keratoconjunctivitis, Vernal (Spring Catarrh)
- 3.16 Pinguecula
- 3.17 Penetrating Injury, Conjunctiva
- 3.18 Pterygium
- 3.19 Sub-Conjunctival Haemorrhage
- 3.20 Foreign Body, Sub-Tarsal
- Section 4 - Sclera/Episclera
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Section 5 - Cornea
- 5.1 Blunt Trauma
- 5.2 Chemical Injury, Cornea
- 5.3 Abrasion, Corneal
- 5.4 Foreign Body, Corneal
- 5.5 Hydrops, Cornea
- 5.6 Transplant Rejection, Cornea
- 5.7 Fuchs' Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy
- 5.8 Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus
- 5.9 Keratitis, Peripheral, Infiltrative, Contact Lens-Associated
- 5.10 Keratitis, Marginal
- 5.11 Keratitis, Microbial, Acanthamoeba
- 5.12 Keratitis, Microbial, Bacterial
- 5.13 Keratitis, Microbial, Fungal
- 5.14 Keratitis, Viral, Herpes Simplex
- 5.15 Penetrating Injury, Cornea
- 5.16 Photokeratitis (Ultraviolet Burn, Arc Eye, Snow Blindness)
- 5.17 Corneal Suture Breakage, Post-Operative
- 5.18 Recurrent Corneal Epithelial Erosion Syndrome
- Section 6 - Glaucoma
- Section 7 - Uvea
- Section 8 - Lens
- Section 9 - Vitreous
- Section 10 - Retina
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Section 11 - Optic Nerve
- 11.1 Anterior Ischaemic Optic Neuropathy, Arteritic (Giant Cell Ateritis)
- 11.2 Anterior Ischaemic Optic Neuropathy, Non-Arteritic (Arteriosclerosis)
- 11.3 Giant Cell Arteritis- Visually Asymptomatic
- 11.4 Visual Field Defect, Unilateral, Isolated
- 11.5 Optic Neuritis
- 11.6 Papilloedema
- 11.7 Pituitary Macroadenoma
- Section 12 - Posterior Visual Pathways
- Section 13 - Ocular Motility
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Section 1 - Eyelids
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