This book discusses the newest trends, concepts, and advancements in the management of vitreo-retinal conditions. The field of retina is rapidly changing, with new advances ranging from stem cell therapy, gene therapy and editing, new drug targets, novel delivery systems, and innovative technologies in advanced ocular imaging and surgical techniques.
The goal is to provide a way to update practitioners and trainees on how the field of retina is changing. Areas of focus include new technologies, particularly in ocular imaging and vitreo-retinal surgery, major new clinical trials, particularly those that are shifting practice patterns or addressing novel therapies, and novel research that is altering the classification and diagnosis of retinal conditions, as well as management strategies and prognostic predictors for vitreo-retinal diseases.
This volume is essential reading for generalist and specialist ophthalmologists and useful for residents and fellows training in various subspecialties.
Ocular Imaging.- Age-Related Macular Degeneration.- Retina in Diabetic Eye Diseases.- Retinal and Choroidal Vascular Diseases.- Inherited Retinal Diseases and Gene Therapy.- Pediatric Retina.- Retinal Detachment Surgery.- Macular Surgery.- 1.Surgical Instrumentation and Devices.
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“The book covers the majority of the more frequently seen vitreoretinal diseases and describes the findings on current imaging modalities. It covers advanced imaging techniques, giving insight into the pathophysiology of the diseases. … This is a good, handy resource for physicians, residents, and medical students. It is small and easy to carry, which might be helpful for a many of these potential readers. It provides the latest knowledge and will be a resource for years to come.” (Diana V. Do, Doody’s Book Reviews, October, 2018)
This book discusses the newest trends, concepts, and advancements in the management of vitreo-retinal conditions. The field of retina is rapidly changing, with new advances ranging from stem cell therapy, gene therapy and editing, new drug targets, novel delivery systems, and innovative technologies in advanced ocular imaging and surgical techniques.
The goal is to provide a way to update practitioners and trainees on how the field of retina is changing. Areas of focus include new technologies, particularly in ocular imaging and vitreo-retinal surgery, major new clinical trials, particularly those that are shifting practice patterns or addressing novel therapies, and novel research that is altering the classification and diagnosis of retinal conditions, as well as management strategies and prognostic predictors for vitreo-retinal diseases.
This volume is essential reading for generalist and specialist ophthalmologists and useful for residents and fellows training in various subspecialties.
Covers novel trends with are not classically described in major textbooks in retina which are updated infrequently
