This comprehensive and richly illustrated work offers a profound journey through the intersection of ophthalmology and neurology, providing clinicians and medical students with a unique insight into the complexities of the visual system and its neurological dysfunctions.
From the initial examination to the interpretation of additional tests, the introductory chapter provides a solid foundation for history taking and examination techniques in neurophthalmology, providing valuable insights into the diagnostic approach. Subsequent chapters unpack congenital optic nerve anomalies, transient visual loss, optic neuritis, and ischemic neuropathies, among other crucial topics.
Explore advances in diagnostic techniques, including complementary exams such as optical coherence tomography and magnetic resonance imaging, providing a comprehensive understanding of the tools available for neurophthalmic investigation.
With a special focus on papilledema in intracranial hypertension and conditions of the optic chiasm, this book guides readers through the complexities of compressive and toxic optic neuropathies, as well as addressing the wide range of pupillary changes and oculomotor disorders.
Whether you are a seasoned ophthalmologist or an aspiring medical student, Book 14 Neuroophthalmology is an invaluable resource offering an in-depth exploration of diagnostic nuances and advanced approaches to visual disorders related to the nervous system. Enrich your medical practice with knowledge from this essential work in the 2023 CBO Ophthalmology Series.