Oculoplastic Surgery A Practical Guide to Common Disorders

Introduction.- Clinical Anatomy & Surface Anatomy.- Basics of Oculoplastic procedures: sutures, needles, flaps, grafts.- Anesthesia: Local, blocks, general.- Lid Disorders.- Lid Masses.- Lid malposition’s: Ptosis, entropion, ectropion, Retraction, Facial nerve affection.- Ptosis : Evaluation , levator surgery, Muller surgery, Sling materials, sling surgery, frontalis flap, Jaw-winking, blepharophimosis.- Lashes.-  Lid Dyskinesis and Tics.- Lid reconstruction.- The Brow.- Cosmetic Blepharoplasty.- Dermatochalasis.- Blepharoplasty ; upper and lower lids, transcutaneous and transconjunctival approach.- Lid Halos.- Injectables : Botox, Fillers, Lipodissolvants.- Lacrimal Disorders.-Dry eyes: classification, measurements, scoring systems ( DEWS classifications and criteria ) , aqueous deficient and Meibomian disorders, modern investigations & treatment : Lipiflow, lipiscan, osmolarity, heat therapy, neurostimulation.- Congenital lacrimal obstruction.- Acquired Lacrimal obstruction.- Punctal occlusion and Dacryotoxicity.- Canalicular obstruction.- Interaction with other specialities.- Pediatric ophthalmology and Oculoplasty.- Refractive surgery and Oculoplasty.- Anterior Segment and Oculoplasty.- Posterior segment and Oculoplasty.- ENT and oculoplasty.- Neurosurgery and Oculoplasty.- Maxillofacial and Oculoplasty.- General plastic surgery and Oculoplasty.- The Orbit.-Orbital Evaluation and Proptosis.- Common orbital problems in children :  common anomalies,  common tumors ( hemangiomas, Rhabdomyosarcoma , dermoids), Cellulitis.- Common orbital problems in adults :  Tumors, IGG4 orbitopathy.- Thyroid ophthalmopathy : diagnosis, follow-up, role of steroids, decompression.- Trauma.- Lids.- Lacrimal.- Fractures.- The Socket.-Evisceration  vs enucleation.- Implants.- Prosthesis.- Ocularists’ perspective.- Ocular surface disorders and Oculoplasty.-Oculoplasty and the dysmorphic body syndrome.