Expert Answer: High myopia and retinal detachment

Author: Wang Wengji
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: For one registered mail fee, invite authoritative experts, comprehensively understand your condition, and receive multi-faceted care for your health! This book mainly introduces general knowledge, etiology and pathology, symptoms, diagnosis and examination, treatment, preventive health care, clinical management during onset, and post-treatment care for myopia, high myopia, and retinal detachment. It is easy to understand, with both discussions and case studies. Experts guide you through the basics, helping you maintain a healthy life. Expert Answers on Myopia, High Myopia, and Retinal Detachment is a medical popular science book on ophthalmology. This book introduces general knowledge, etiology and pathology, symptoms, diagnosis and examination, surgical treatment, preventive health care, clinical management during onset, and post-surgical care for myopia, high myopia, and retinal detachment in the form of Q&A. In addition to general treatments, it also introduces the latest medical examination technologies and theories. The book is easy to understand, with discussions, Q&As, and case studies, making it easy to get started and deepen understanding. This book is suitable for general medical workers, as well as patients, their families, and high-risk groups to carry and refer to conveniently. It is also a reference book for readers to understand myopia, high myopia, and retinal detachment. The chief editor of this book, Dr. Wang Wengji, is a professor of ophthalmology at the Eye and ENT Hospital of Fudan University Affiliated Hospital. With 50 years of experience in ophthalmology, she has accumulated extensive expertise, especially in retinal diseases. She has treated countless patients with high myopia and performed surgery on thousands of patients with retinal detachment. Through years of medical practice, she understands the emotions and needs of patients and wishes to dedicate this book to readers, allowing them to learn more about their conditions that they might not otherwise receive during hospitalization.