Neuroophthalmology

Author: Savino | Translated by
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The Wilmer Eye Institute, established in 1832, is a renowned ophthalmology center known for its integration of medical care, education, and research. Due to its large number of patient cases, some of which are referred from hospitals in the United States or even other parts of the world, the Wilmer Eye Institute has a unique advantage in collecting ophthalmic disease data. This makes the comprehensiveness of disease coverage a key feature of this series. This book focuses on neurophthalmology, covering most of the common diseases in the field. The text is concise and refined, yet rich in content and practicality. For each disease, it includes its definition, epidemiology and etiology, medical history or course, clinical features, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, as well as treatment and prognosis. Additionally, the book is accompanied by numerous exquisite and valuable images, making it (visually engaging and easy to understand), which helps readers grasp each disease more deeply. It can serve as a "pocket guide" for clinical ophthalmologists, providing quick and convenient access to information in their daily work.