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Find organised class notes, past papers and practice resources for medicine, clinical medicine and nursing. Choose your course below or search for a topic to start revising.

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Revise Clinical Management of Common Conditions

Explore study resources on common medical and surgical conditions. For clinical decisions, consult the current official Uganda Clinical Guidelines and your institution’s protocols; revision notes do not replace supervised training.

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Basic Ophthalmic Equipment: Diagnostic Instruments, Surgical Tools and Uses
29Sep

Basic Ophthalmic Equipment: Diagnostic Instruments, Surgical Tools and Uses

OPHTHALMIC INSTRUMENTS · MATERIALS, DRUGS AND EQUIPMENT · STUDENT STUDY NOTES Ophthalmic equipment ranges from a visual-acuity chart and pen…

Tarsal Plate Rotation for Trichiasis: Indications, Technique and Aftercare
29Sep

Tarsal Plate Rotation for Trichiasis: Indications, Technique and Aftercare

OPHTHALMOLOGY · OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES · STUDENT STUDY NOTES Tarsal plate rotation is an eyelid operation that turns an in-rotated,…

Enucleation: Indications, Procedure, Complications and Socket Care
29Sep

Enucleation: Indications, Procedure, Complications and Socket Care

OPHTHALMOLOGY · OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES · STUDENT STUDY NOTES Enucleation surgery is the removal of the entire eyeball (globe) while…

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