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Do not forget your slit lamp

During their residency, young ophthalmologists are fascinated by all the imaging techniques now available almost everywhere. It is fair to acknowledge that the yield of these techniques in the screening, the diagnosis and the follow‐up of ocular hypertensive and glaucoma patients is invaluable. However before embarking to the prescription and the interpretation of these techniques it is mandatory to carefully retrieve the symptoms and signs of the patients. Ophthalmologists are still medical doctors and not only technicians. Therefore they cannot forget the basis of a medical examination. Like the stethoscope for general practitioners and cardiologists, the slit‐lamp is a key step of the examination for ocular diseases by ophthalmologists. In this course, young ophthalmologists will find a check list to help them in retrieving medical history, symptoms and a check list for the slit‐lamp examination from the lids to the optic nerve head. This rapid and systematic approach is designed to help them to improve their daily clinical practice with glaucoma patients.