Eye Disease Sound Atlas

Author: Kong Xiangduan
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: In recent years, ocular ultrasound has become one of the essential diagnostic tools for many eye diseases. Due to its painless, non-invasive, and cost-effective characteristics, it is widely used in clinical practice, teaching, and research. Its major feature is the ability to provide clear images of intraocular tissues even when the refractive media are unclear. Currently, ocular ultrasound is rapidly developing into a specialized field, becoming an independent branch of ultrasound diagnostics. There are already many monographs on this topic abroad, but none in China regarding ultrasound atlas of intraocular diseases. The Ocular Diseases Ultrasound Atlas, edited by Kong Xiangduan, Cai Suzhen, Zhang Tongdi, and others, fills this gap. The Ocular Diseases Ultrasound Atlas systematically describes the ultrasound images of common intraocular diseases based on the authors' years of clinical experience. The book is rich in content, well-organized, concise, and features typical and comprehensive images, making it a valuable reference for ophthalmologists and physicians in other departments, such as ultrasound. The authors have devoted years and significant effort to creating this distinctive work, hoping it will be well-received by a broad readership.