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This book provides the vitreoretinal surgeon with advice and guidance on how to treat and manage the unpredictable complexities and potential intra- and postoperative complications that are encountered during the course of vitreoretinal surgery. Internationally renowned surgeons share their extensive surgical experience in a clearly written and well-illustrated format, delivering helpful practical answers to the important problems frequently confronted in this ever-challenging area of ophthalmic surgery. Management of Complicated Vitreoretinal Diseases will appeal to surgeons young and old, and will find its home not only in the library but also in the office and the operating room itself. The open and positive way in which the many scenarios and difficulties encountered in surgery are confronted will improve the expertise of the surgeon and, most importantly, the outcomes for patients.
List of contents
Scleral Buckle for Macular Detachment in High Myopic Eyes.- Management of Vitreoretinal Complicated Cases in Children.- Vitrectomy in Severe Posterior Uveitis.- Management of Open Globe Injuries.- Management of Close Globe Injuries.- Management of Severe PVR.- Vitrectomy for Complicated Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy.- Management of Complication by Intraocular Tamponades.- Management of Intraoperative Complication during Scleral Buckle Surgery.- Management of Endophthalmitis.- Vitreoretinal Surgery with Boston Keratoprosthesis.- Management of Complication during Vitrectomy for Macular Surgery.
Summary
This book provides the vitreoretinal surgeon with advice and guidance on how to treat and manage the unpredictable complexities and potential intra- and postoperative complications that are encountered during the course of vitreoretinal surgery. Internationally renowned surgeons share their extensive surgical experience in a clearly written and well-illustrated format, delivering helpful practical answers to the important problems frequently confronted in this ever-challenging area of ophthalmic surgery. Management of Complicated Vitreoretinal Diseases will appeal to surgeons young and old, and will find its home not only in the library but also in the office and the operating room itself. The open and positive way in which the many scenarios and difficulties encountered in surgery are confronted will improve the expertise of the surgeon and, most importantly, the outcomes for patients.
