The latest in quality imaging

Retina: Medical & Surgical Management edited by Atul Kumar and Raghav Ravani published by Jaypee

The latest in quality imaging

Leigh Spielberg

Published: Friday, December 7, 2018

Retina: Medical & Surgical Management (Jaypee) takes on an ambitious task. Most retina books cover either medical or surgical, but this does both at once. As ophthalmology has become highly imaging-based, textbooks have had to play catch-up. Books from just a few years ago have become nearly irrelevant due to their reliance on outdated imaging like previous-generation OCTs. This textbook avoids this by utilising the latest not only in OCT but also OCT angiography, wide-field photography and intraoperative OCT. This text is intended for vitreoretinal specialists and fellows, as well as general ophthalmologists who treat retinal disorders themselves. Purchase includes full access, with added features, to eMedicine360.com.

Latest Articles

ESCRS Today 2025: Happy Anniversaries!

ESCRS celebrates milestones with pioneers in IOLs, LASIK, femtosecond lasers, and corneal transplantation.

ESCRS Today 2025: A Congress for Everyone

From YOs to families, the ESCRS Annual Meeting embraces full participation through inclusivity.

ESCRS Today 2025: All Eyes on Innovation

Watching out for obstacles and opportunities

Beyond the Numbers

Empowering patient participation fosters continuous innovation in cataract surgery.

Thinking Beyond the Surgery Room

Practice management workshop focuses on financial operations and AI business applications.

Aid Cuts Threaten Global Eye Care Progress

USAID closure leads retreat in development assistance.

Supplement: ESCRS Clinical Trends Series: Presbyopia

Debate: FS-LASIK or KLEx for Hyperopia?

FS-LASIK has more of a track record, but KLEx offers advantages.

Four AI Applications Ready for Practice

Commercial offerings may save time, improve practice and research.

Perioperative Medication Regimens for Cataract Surgery

Randomised controlled clinical trial results provide evidence-based guidance.