Insights in Ophthalmology

This learning series with James Rushton builds confidence in areas of ophthalmology that are commonly seen but challenging to deal with. Focusing on areas specific to certain species and breeds, the series provides a robust repertoire of practical skills that can be readily integrated into daily your veterinary practice and enhance the quality of care delivered to your patients.

The learning series explores the unique ocular challenges faced by brachycephalic dog breeds, delivering comprehensive insights into diagnosis and management strategies. It covers prevalent issues like eyelid conformation disorders, distichiasis, ectopic cilia, and corneal ulceration, offering invaluable knowledge on identifying and addressing these conditions effectively. A highlight of the series is an in-depth surgical discussion on cherry eye, complete with practical tips and clinical insights to support improved outcomes in practice.

Feline ocular health is also addressed, with a focus on the most common disorders seen in cats. The series expands clinical understanding across species, equipping you with the skills needed to approach feline ophthalmic cases with greater confidence and clarity.

The final section covers how to recognise and manage systemic disease presenting through ocular signs, showing how eye problems can reflect wider health concerns.