Modern Glaucoma Surgery

Author: Gong Qirong Hu Nan
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Publish Date: 1999-10-01
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Content Summary This book is a specialized work on glaucoma surgery treatment, divided into seven parts and thirty chapters. , the first and second parts cover the clinical basics of glaucoma, elaborating on the anatomy, physiology, pathological anatomy, and pathophysiology related to glaucoma. The third and fourth parts discuss preoperative examinations, preoperative preparations, and preoperative medications. The fifth part introduces various glaucoma surgeries, including indications, mechanisms for lowering intraocular pressure, timing and methods of surgery, and specific operative techniques. It also covers new glaucoma surgeries and combined glaucoma surgeries. The sixth part addresses complications during and after glaucoma surgery and their management. The seventh part focuses on postoperative monitoring of glaucoma, including postoperative care, follow-up, evaluation of postoperative efficacy, and secondary surgeries. The content is comprehensive, the data is up-to-date, and the scientific and practical nature is strong, making it a practical reference book for ophthalmologists, especially young ophthalmologists.