Pediatric ophthalmology: a clinical guide

✍ Scribed by Gallin, Pamela F

Publisher: Thieme
Year: 2000
Tongue: English
Leaves: 391
Edition: 1
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Filling the gap between high-level subspecialist texts and introductory
manuals, this groundbreaking book is the first to synthesize complex
information in pediatric ophthalmology into one user-friendly volume. You will
find a thorough, but not exhaustive, introduction to all the basics of diagnosis
and treatment - giving you quick access to the information you need. And you
will benefit from expert analysis of the problems you see in everyday practice,
including strabismus, red eye, trauma, leukocoria, and more!

Highlights of this
outstanding work:

A thorough discussion of exam approach and techniques,
including the step-by-step details of a pediatric eye exam
Complete coverage
of medical/surgical management of the most commonly encountered problems
Focused information organized by clinical approach - perfect for study and quick
reference
A strong emphasis on clinical decision-making
throughout

✦ Subjects

Eye Diseases.;Child.;Infant.;Kind;Augenkrankheit;Aufsatzsammlung.;Kind;Augenheilkunde;Aufsatzsammlung.;Augenheilkunde;Kind;Aufsatzsammlung.;Augenkrankheit.;Kind.

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