Pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus
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Pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus
（Requisites in ophthalmology series）
Mosby, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Going beyond just treating small adult eyes, here is a book designed specifically for pediatric ophthalmologists. Designed to develop the skills of examining and treating children, this book provides an intimate knowledge on areas such as embryology, eye development, genetics, neuro-visual development, amblyopia, etc. Consistent with other volumes of the "Requisites" series, this book also cohesively and poignantly extracts the most important information and presents it in a lucid, easy to comprehend format for the ophthalmologists in practice and training. Some of the more practical aspects covered will include examination techniques, ocular trauma, and communication techniques for breaking the news. It contains a wealth of illustrations supporting the text along with clinical photographs that will facilitate diagnosis through pattern recognition.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Practical Aspects of The Pediatric Examination Chapter 2: Lid Malformations and Lesions Chapter 3: Lacrimal System Chapter 4: Proptosis and Orbital Disease Chapter 5: Pediatric Conjunctival Disease Chapter 6: Cornea and Anterior Segment Disease Chapter 7: Glaucoma Chapter 8: Lens Abnormalities Chapter 9: Pediatric Uveitis Chapter 10: Retinal and Vitreous Disease Chapter 11: Pediatric Systemic Disease with Ocular Involvement Chapter 12: Pediatric Neuro-Ophthalmology Chapter 13 Anatomy and Physiology of the Extraocular Muscles Chapter 14: Motor fusion and Basics of Strabismus Chapter 15: Amblyopia and Sensory Adaptations Chapter 16: Esotropia Chapter 17: Exotropia Chapter 18: A and V Patterns, and Oblique Muscle Overaction Chapter 19: Ocular Torticollis and Management of Paralytic Strabismus Chapter 20: Strabismus Syndromes
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