Features

A vital addition to the Requisites series, NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY: The Requisites in Ophthalmology covers the important information essential for diagnosis and treatment of the most frequently found neurogically related eye diseases and abnormalities. Dr. Martin and Dr. Corbett explore neurologic factors in relation to eye disorders with specific attention given to areas of prechiasmal, chiasmal, and postchiasmal visual loss and transient visual loss. The book presents sections on commonly found symptoms and the problems most difficult to diagnose such as gaze disturbances, the brain's control of eye movements and headaches.

• Provides ophthalmologists, optometrists, ophthalmology residents, and neurologists with concise core text of important information essential for diagnosis and treatment of the most frequently found neurologically-related eye diseases and abnormalities 

• Designed as a heavily illustrated diagnostic tool using diagrams, black and white illustrations, color photos, and surgical drawings 

• Allows the user to more easily make an accurate diagnosis based on the patients presenting signs and symptoms and aids the physician in detecting the more subtle and hidden signs and symptoms. 

• Covers the most frequently used medical and surgical methods for treating neuro-ophthalmic disorders for the most up-to-date information on one of the most complex areas of ophthalmology. 

• Contains the standard and successfully proven REQUISITES features of boxes presenting differential diagnosis, major points, chapter outlines, tables, heavily illustrated format, suggested readings, highlighting essential major points that the reader must understand and remember. 

• Created as a part of a set consisting of seven complementary REQUISITES IN OPHTHALMOLOGY - to be completed at the same time, providing the most extensive information on all the subspecialties of ophthalmology.