Ophthalmic Ultrasound Diagnostics

Author: Yang Wenli
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is divided into 4 parts and 20 chapters. Part 1 introduces the basic knowledge and anatomical features of ultrasonography in medicine, the ultrasonographic findings of normal eye structures and common abnormal manifestations, the generation and identification of ultrasonographic artifacts, and precautions and report writing for ophthalmic ultrasonography. Part 2, Part 3 (orbital diseases and visual pathway diseases) are the key parts of the book, introducing the ultrasonographic diagnostic features of various diseases based on clinical overviews and pathological characteristics. By comparing with other examination methods, the value of ultrasonographic diagnosis is explored. Part 4 covers biometric measurements of the eyeball, systematically elaborating on the principles, instruments, and methods of ultrasonographic measurements, introducing intraocular lens calculation formulas, as well as the selection of formulas and intraocular lens power. The book contains nearly 600,000 words (including over 640 figures), with a rigorous structure, practical content, and exquisite illustrations. The unique feature of the book lies in the comprehensive application of ultrasonographic techniques such as A-mode, B-mode, CDFI, UBM, and three-dimensional reconstruction to describe the ultrasonographic diagnostic characteristics of diseases. It is suitable for ophthalmologists, ultrasonography specialists, medical college teachers and students, and related personnel.