TY  - BOOK
AU  - Scott Olitsky
AU  -  Leonard Nelson
TI  - Pediatric Clinical Ophthalmology:  A Color Handbook 
T2  - Medical Color Handbook Series 
SN  - 1840766131
PY  - 2012///
CY  - London 
PB  - CRC Press
KW  -  
N1  - Contents:

Preface 6

Editors and Contributors  7

Abbreviations  9

Chapter 1 Functional anatomy  11

Chapter 2 Ocular examination in infants and children   21

Chapter 3 Retinopathy of prematurity   33

Chapter 4 Amblyopia  43

Chapter 5 Strabismus disorders  51

Chapter 11 Uveitis   151

Chapter 12 Diseases of the optic nerve  163

Chapter 13 Disorders of the lacrimal system  177

Chapter 14 The eyelids   185

Chapter 15 Ocular manifestations of systemic disorders  193

Chapter 16 Oculoneurocutaneous syndromes phakomatoses  217

Chapter 17 Neuroophthalmology  235

Chapter 18 Ocular tumors  243


Chapter 6 Conjunctiva  65

Chapter 7 Cornea  85

Chapter 8 Lens disorders  97

Chapter 9 Glaucoma  113

Chapter 10 Retinal diseases  131

Chapter 19 Ocular trauma   275

References and bibliography  291

Index   313


N2  - This clinically oriented volume reviews the signs, symptoms and treatment of common ocular diseases and disorders in infants and children. Ocular disorders are of major significance as they often provide clues to the presence, not only of systemic diseases, but also of other congenital malformations. By means of concise text supported by a wealth o; Common terms and phrases:


abnormalities affected albinism amblyopia anomaly antibiotics associated bacterial bilateral binocular cataracts cause cells child choristoma choroidal chronic CLINICAL PRESENTATION colobomas common congenital esotropia conjunctival tumors conjunctivitis corneal cysts decreased defect DEFINITION/OVERVIEW AND ETIOLOGY dermoid deviation DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS dilated disease disorder dystrophy elevated epithelium esotropia ETIOLOGY evaluation examination eyelid fixation fundus gene glaucoma hemorrhage hypoplasia infants infection inflammation injury intraocular involvement iris lacrimal gland layer lens lesions macular MANAGEMENT/TREATMENT AND PROGNOSIS melanoma membrane muscle mutation nasolacrimal duct nerve palsy nevus normal nystagmus occur ocular opacities ophthalmic ophthalmologist ophthalmoscope optic disc optic nerve optic nerve hypoplasia orbital patients pediatric peripheral Peters anomaly posterior primary ptosis pupillary rectus result retinal detachment retinal pigment retinoblastoma risk sclera secondary seen skin strabismus subretinal surgery surgical symptoms syndrome systemic therapy tissue trauma treatment tumors typically unilateral usually uveitis vascular vessels vision loss visual acuity vitreous
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