With a general working knowledge of ophthalmic lasers, optometrists can better evaluate patients to determine when laser surgery may be most beneficial. The optometrist is involved in the post-operative care of the patient, with the ophthalmologist performing the actual surgery. Looking to the future when optometrists will be permitted to perform laser surgery themselves, this is an excellent guide for optometrists and optometry students on when and how to use the various ophthalmic lasers.
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1. Ophthalmic Lasers: Basics and Tissue Interactions 2. Clinical Instrumentation 3. Ophthalmic Diagnostic Uses of Lasers 4. Clinical Laser Vision Correction 5. Nd:YAG Laser Posterior Capsulotomy 6. Laser Iridotomy 7. Laser trabeculoplasty 8. Other Glaucoma Therapeutic Uses 9. Other Anterior Segment Therapeutic Uses 10. Clinical Laser Safety
