Ophthalmology Anatomy and Clinical

Author: Li Meiyu
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: "Anatomy of the Eye and Clinical Applications" is an attempt to integrate basic ophthalmic knowledge with clinical knowledge from the perspective of ophthalmic anatomy. The purpose of writing this book is to help ophthalmologists establish a comprehensive theoretical framework of ophthalmic knowledge and master clinical thinking methods in their actual clinical work, thereby better addressing clinical issues. The book consists of 16 chapters, over 500,000 words, and more than 200 illustrations. The main content includes: the development of the eyeball and its accessory organs; the anatomical structures of the eyeball and adjacent regions; eye movement and extraocular bones; the blood circulation of the eye and its related cranial nerves and autonomic nerves; the visual pathway, etc. Each chapter also includes clinical manifestations, key points, clinical case analyses, and discussions related to diseases associated with its anatomical structures. The book covers a wide range of topics and systematically elaborates on ophthalmic anatomy knowledge and its relationship to clinical practice, providing valuable guidance for ophthalmologists. "Anatomy of the Eye and Clinical Applications" is an attempt to understand the occurrence and development of ophthalmic diseases from the perspective of ophthalmic anatomy, integrating basic ophthalmic knowledge with clinical knowledge. The purpose of writing this book is to help ophthalmologists establish a comprehensive theoretical framework of ophthalmic knowledge and master clinical thinking methods in their actual clinical work, thereby better addressing clinical issues. The book consists of 16 chapters, over 500,000 words, and more than 200 illustrations. The main content includes: the development of the eyeball and its accessory organs; the anatomical structures of the eyeball and adjacent regions; eye movement and extraocular bones; the blood circulation of the eye and its related cranial nerves and autonomic nerves; the visual pathway, etc. Each chapter also includes clinical manifestations, key points, clinical case analyses, and discussions related to diseases associated with its anatomical structures. The book covers a wide range of topics and systematically elaborates on ophthalmic anatomy knowledge and its relationship to clinical practice, providing valuable guidance for ophthalmologists.