Titlebook: Current Concepts in Ophthalmology; Andrzej Grzybowski Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Advances in Ophthalmology.Cataract.Cor

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Susan C. Underkoffler,Hayley R. Adamss of optic nerve head damage and visual field loss. Recent developments in imaging, visual field analysis, medical management, and surgery are permitting earlier diagnosis, better methods of assessing progression, and an enhanced ability to treat the disease. The introduction of new imaging protocol

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Roderick B. Potter,Susan C. Underkofflers presenting with similar signs and symptoms. Many of these conditions require prompt treatment using systemic and local?therapy, with the aim of preventing vision loss. In this chapter we describe the recent advances in the diagnosis of uveitis, including the use of ultra-wide field imaging and opt

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Roderick B. Potter,Susan C. Underkofflernced diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Multimodal imaging techniques strongly improved the diagnostic workout of maculopathies, due to their capability to provide very detailed microstructural and functional information, in vivo, non-invasively. On the other side, intravitreal treatments have a

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Andrzej GrzybowskiUpdates professional ophthalmologists on recent developments in the main areas of Ophthalmology.Provides concise insights to broaden knowledge of current trends and areas of future interest.Offers key

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Recent Developments in Cataract Surgery,antly increased. Thus physico-chemical characteristics and endurance should allow the lens to keep its’ optical properties for up to three decades. The most significant advances in cataract surgery will be briefly discussed within this chapter.

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