India:
- “Parson’s Diseases of the Eye” by Ramanjit Sihota and Radhika Tandon: This is a widely used textbook in India for ophthalmology. It covers a broad range of topics and provides clear explanations of various eye disorders.
- “Clinical Ophthalmology: A Systematic Approach” by Jack J. Kanski: This book is also popular among medical students in India. It offers a systematic approach to the diagnosis and management of various ocular conditions.
United States:
- “Yanoff and Duker’s Ophthalmology” by Myron Yanoff and Jay S. Duker: This is a comprehensive textbook on ophthalmology that covers both medical and surgical aspects of the specialty. It is frequently used in US medical schools.
- “Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC) – Section 8: External Disease and Cornea” by American Academy of Ophthalmology: This book is part of a series of textbooks published by the American Academy of Ophthalmology. It provides a concise overview of the diagnosis and management of corneal and external eye diseases.
United Kingdom:
- “Ophthalmology: An Illustrated Colour Text” by Alastair Denniston and Philip Murray: This book is designed for medical students and trainee ophthalmologists in the UK. It uses a visual approach to teach key concepts in ophthalmology.
- “Moorfields Manual of Ophthalmology” by Timothy L. Jackson, Peng T. Khaw, Peter Shah and Paul Sullivan: This book is written by experts from Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, one of the leading eye hospitals in the world. It provides a comprehensive overview of various eye disorders and their management.
Kyrgyzstan:
- “Ophthalmology” by G.K. Sagynbaeva and Z.M. Karabaeva: This is a popular textbook used in Kyrgyzstan for ophthalmology. It covers a broad range of topics and provides clear explanations of various eye disorders.
Singapore:
- “Ophthalmology: A Short Textbook” by A. Kumar, T. Venkatesh, and S. Ramaswamy: This textbook is designed for medical students and junior doctors in Singapore. It provides a concise overview of the diagnosis and management of various ocular conditions.
Philippines:
- “Manual of Ocular Diagnosis and Therapy” by Deborah Pavan-Langston and David C. Musch: This is a widely used textbook in the Philippines for ophthalmology. It covers the diagnosis and management of various eye disorders.
Kazakhstan:
- “Ophthalmology” by N.B. Kakanova and E.A. Kaskataeva: This is a popular textbook used in Kazakhstan for ophthalmology. It covers a broad range of topics and provides clear explanations of various eye disorders.
Pakistan:
- “Basic Ophthalmology” by Renu Jogi and Sadiqa Syed: This textbook is designed for medical students and junior doctors in Pakistan. It provides a concise overview of the diagnosis and management of various ocular conditions.
Nepal:
- “Textbook of Ophthalmology” by J. Prakash and B. Prakash: This is a widely used textbook in Nepal for ophthalmology. It covers the diagnosis and management of various eye disorders.
Bangladesh:
- “Ophthalmology” by A. Hossain and M. Islam: This is a popular textbook used in Bangladesh for ophthalmology. It covers a broad range of topics and provides clear explanations of various eye disorders.
Malaysia:
- “Ophthalmology: An Illustrated Color Text” by Alastair Denniston and Philip Murray: This book is designed for medical students and trainee ophthalmologists in Malaysia. It uses a visual approach to teach key concepts in ophthalmology.
Africa:
- “Parson’s Diseases of the Eye in Africa” by Stephen Gichuhi and Susan Lewallen: This is a comprehensive textbook on ophthalmology that is adapted for use in Africa. It covers both medical and surgical aspects of the specialty and is designed to be relevant to the African context.