Here are the first five videos (I’m still working on the last five). These videos correlate with the chapters.

These videos are all in windows media video format, and designed to stream directly from the webpage. You may need to wait a few seconds before the video starts playing, so it can buffer. This is especially true if you are on a slower internet connection.

Video 1: History and Physical Format: WMV, length: 18 minutes An introduction to the eye exam, checking vision, pupil defects, and how to interpret the slit-lamp exam. The second half of this video has some great microscopy video-clips.

Video 2: Anatomy of the Eye Format: WMV, length: 25 minutes The eye is a complex structure, but this lecture makes it look simple! This video came out a little longer than expected, but it’s all high-yield with great video clips, color cartoons, and full-motion CT scans.

Video 3: Glaucoma Format: WMV, length: 21 minutes An important subspecialty, this video shows you the types of glaucoma, important slit-lamp/retinal findings, and the medical/surgical options for treating.

Video 4: Retina Format: WMV, length: 16 minutes The retina is normally a difficult subspecialty. In this video we cover anatomy, diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachments, and macular degeneration - short and high-yield info!

Video 5: Infection Format: WMV, length: 22 minutes This video illustrates the important infections involving the eye: including conjunctivitis, blepharitis, HSV infection, pre-septal cellulitis, and endophthalmitis.