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Canis Categories ophthalmology
Acetazolamide
Aciclovir
Anesthesia: in ophthalmic surgery
Ankyloblepharon
Apraclonidine
Asteroid hyalosis
Atropine
Bacitracin
Betamethasone
Betaxolol
Biopsy: eye
Blepharitis
Blindness
Brimonidine
BVA-KC-ISDS eye examination scheme
Carteolol
Cataract
Cataract: acquired
Cauterization: cornea
Chalazion
Chloramphenicol
Chorioretinitis
Chronic superficial keratitis
Ciclosporin
Ciprofloxacin
Cloxacillin
Collie eye anomaly
Combined entropion / ectropion
Conjunctiva: neoplasia
Conjunctival graft
Conjunctivitis
Contact lens: application
Cornea: debridement and grid keratotomy
Cornea: laceration, perforation
Cornea: lipidosis
Cornea: opacity
Cornea: spontaneous chronic corneal epithelial defects (SCCEDs)
Cornea: superficial keratectomy
Cornea: suturing
Corneoconjunctival dermoid
Curly coat dry eye syndrome
Dacryocystitis
Dexamethasone
Diabetic retinopathy
Diclofenac
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Distichiasis
Dorzolamide
Ectopic cilia
Ectropion
Electroretinography
Endophthalmitis/Panophthalmitis
Entropion
Epiphora
Episcleritis
Eye: chemical burns
Eye: enucleation
Eye: examination
Eye: gonioscopy
Eye: intraocular neoplasia
Eye: iris atrophy
Eye: keratoconjunctivitis sicca
Eye: micropalpebral fissure
Eye: ocular foreign body
Eye: ocular manifestations of systemic disease
Eye: paracentesis (aqueous)
Eye: persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous
Eye: uveal melanoma
Eyelid: Hotz-Celsus procedure for entropion
Eyelid: laceration
Eyelid: lateral canthotomy
Eyelid: neoplasia
Eyelid: suturing
Eyelid: tarsorrhaphy - temporary
Eyelid: temporary tacking sutures for entropion
Eyelid: wedge resection
Fluorescein test
Follicular conjunctivitis
Framycetin
Fundoscopy: abnormal findings
Fundoscopy: normal findings
Fusidic acid
Gentamicin
Glaucoma
Glaucoma: due to lens luxation
Glaucoma: primary closed angle
Glaucoma: primary open angle
Glaucoma: secondary to anterior uveitis
Glycerol / Glycerine
Hordeolum
Horner syndrome
Hydrocortisone
Hyphema
Idoxuridine
Indirect ophthalmoscopy
Keratitis
Ketorolac
Latanoprost
Lendectomy
Absence of tapetum: Boston Terrier 8 years brindle
Anterior lens luxation: Border Collie
Anterior lens luxation: Crossbred Terrier, 5 years old
Anterior lens luxation: JRT, 4 years old
Anterior lens luxation: JRT, 5 years old
Anterior lens luxation: Sealyham, 4 years old
Anterior lens luxation: WH Fox Terrier, 4 years old
Aphakic crescent: JRT, 5 years old
Aphakic crescent: Shetland sheepdog, 17 months old
Asteroid hyalosis: Labrador cross 6 years
Blepharitis: Cocker Spaniel 6 years
Bruising and subconjunctival hemorrhage: crossbred adult
Cataract and coloboma: Old English Sheepdog 3 months
Cataract and hyaloid artery: Border Collie young adult
Cataract and posterior lenticonus: CKCS, 7 weeks old
Cataract and posterior lenticonus: Labrador 18 months
Cataract dislocation: Miniature Poodle
Cataract following mydriasis: Cocker Sp, 14 weeks
Cataract secondary to retinal disease: Miniature Poodle, 5 years old
Cataract: anterior polar - Lurcher 6 years
Cataract: Border Collie 18 months
Cataract: Cocker Spaniel 3 years old
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 6 months
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - Cocker Spaniel 10 weeks
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - Cocker Spaniel 14 weeks
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - Crossbred 11 months
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - English Springer Spaniel 13 weeks
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - Miniature Schnauzer 6 months
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - Old English Sheepdog 9 months
Cataract: congenital and associated anomaly - West Highland White 11 weeks
Cataract: English Springer Spaniel 6 years
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Afghan Hound 2 years
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - American Cocker Spaniel
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Boston Terrier 3 years
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Boston Terrier 4 months
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Boston Terrier 6 years
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Boston Terrier 8 weeks
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - CKCS 18 months
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Golden Retriever
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - GSD 4 months
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - GSD 9 months
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Labrador Retriever
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Norwegian Buhund
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Standard Poodle 12 months
Cataract: primary hereditary non-congenital - Welsh Springer Spaniel 8 weeks
Cataract: resorbing - American Cocker Spaniel 18 months
Cataract: resorbing - English Springer Spaniel 18 months
Cataract: resorbing - Great Dane 4 years
Cataract: resorbing - Lakeland Terrier
Cataract: secondary to CPRA
Cataract: secondary to glaucoma - Border Collie 5 years
Cataract: secondary to retinal disease - generalized PRA
Cataract: secondary to retinal dysplasia - English Springer Spaniel
Cataract: toxic - Beagle, young adult
Cataract: toxic 01 - Beagle young adult
Cataract: traumatic - Jack Russell Terrier 2 years
Cataract: traumatic - Jack Russell Terrier 4 months
Cavalier King Charles spaniel: curly coat dry eye syndrome 01
Cavalier King Charles spaniel: curly coat dry eye syndrome 02
Cavalier King Charles spaniel: extensive corneal pigmentation
Cavalier King Charles spaniel: malformed nail
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Border Collie 6 years
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Briard
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador Retriever 10 years
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador Retriever 3 years
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador Retriever 4 years
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador Retriever 5 years
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador Retriever 6 years
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador, 4 years old
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador, 5 years old
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Labrador, 6 years old
Central progressive retinal atrophy: Rough Collie 5 years
Chalazion 01
Chalazion 02: meibomian cyst
Chemodectoma: 8 year female
Chorioretinal dysplasia: Border Collie 4 years
Chorioretinal dysplasia: Border collie, 4 years old
Chorioretinal dysplasia: Shetland Sheepdog 2 years
Chorioretinal dysplasia: Shetland Sheepdog 3 years blue merle
Ciliary body tumor: adenocarcinoma - Greyhound 7 years
Ciliary body tumor: adenocarcinoma - Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Ciliary body tumor: adenoma - Labrador 9 years
Ciliary body tumor: malignant melanoma - Labrador 2 years
Ciliary body tumor: melanoma - Afghan 7 years
Coloboma: Basenji 10 weeks
Coloboma: Beagle 1 year
Coloboma: Beagle 14 months
Coloboma: Border Collie 3 years black and white
Coloboma: Rough Collie 1 year blue merle
Coloboma: Rough Collie 6 months sable
Coloboma: Rough Collie 7 years blue merle
Coloboma: Shetland sheepdog 13 weeks old
Coloboma: Shetland Sheepdog 13 weeks tricolor
Coloboma: Shetland Sheepdog 2 years sable
Coloboma: Shetland sheepdog 3 years old
Coloboma: Shetland Sheepdog 3 years tricolor
Coloboma: Shetland Sheepdog 9 months sable
Blindness - living with a blind dog
BVA-KC-ISDS eye testing scheme
Conjunctivitis in dogs
Corneal ulcers - a sore eye
Enucleation
Eye drops - how to administer them
Eye examination
Keratoconjunctivitis sicca ('Dry Eye')
Lens luxation
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)
Third eyelid gland prolapse
Horner syndrome audio article
Tonometry calibration table
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