Ophthalmic Diagnosis and Treatment by Myron Yanoff

The same format is used throughout the book. The information, not intended to be encyclopedic, highlights the salient facts of each entity. Full-color illustrations are used throughout the book. As much as possible, each entity is followed by its diagnostic code, which is most helpful for billing purposes and for organizing patients’ records.This book will be used by eye care professionals and students as a quick reference guide of the significant points most commonly encountered and important entities pertaining to the eyes.

• Cataract and systemic and orbital disorders

• Corneal and external diseases

• Glaucoma

• Neuro-ophthalmic disorders

• Pediatric ophthalmic disorders

• Retinal and vitreous disorders

The book has been designed to permit rapid access of information, with topics listed alphabetically. In each chapter, essential information has been condensed into tabular summaries on two pages, with diagnostic details on the left and treatment details on the right. Each condition features a definition, synonyms, common signs and symptoms, differential diagnosis, complications, treatment, and follow-up and management, as well as ICD-9 codes and images.