Book Info
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. Atlas illustrating anatomic and physiologic alterations produced by intraocular disease processes affecting the macular region, for ophthalmologists. Includes stereograph viewer. DNLM: Macula Lutea - pathology - atlases.
Atlas of Macular Diseases ANNOTATION
The book contains predominantly black-and-white illustrations, with some color illustrations.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
This fully updated edition by the leading authority on the macula includes 128 color stereoscopic pairs inserted into the text for viewing with the viewer included. This text provides the most extensive coverage of differential diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of macular disease available in print.
FROM THE CRITICS
Maurice F. Rabb
This stereoscopic atlas covering the diagnosis andtreatment of macular diseases is unique in that it has a large numberof stereoscopic photographs for visualization by the reader. Theauthor uses both black-and-white and stereo color fundus photographswith fluorescein angiography to illustrate the anatomic and physiologicalterations caused by most macular diseases. It is a much-neededupdate of the previous three editions, and I believe that the textmeets the author's objective. The audience for this book includesophthalmology residents, general ophthalmologists, and thosespecializing in retinal diseases. The author is one of the mostrenowned authorities in diseases of the macula. The illustrations andtext are of the highest quality and the references are current. Thisbook should be in every library and bookstore, and every physician whois interested in diseases of the retina should buy it. This fourthedition offers information not included in the previous three editions,such as new histopathologic features of choroidal neovascularization,the pathogenesis of age-related macular holes, and many other retinaldiseases not known prior to the publication of the third edition. Thisedition offers ample information to justify replacing the previousedition.
Doody Review Services
Reviewer: Maurice F. Rabb, MD (University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine)Description: This stereoscopic atlas covering the diagnosis and treatment of macular diseases is unique in that it has a large number of stereoscopic photographs for visualization by the reader. Purpose: The author uses both black-and-white and stereo color fundus photographs with fluorescein angiography to illustrate the anatomic and physiologic alterations caused by most macular diseases. It is a much-needed update of the previous three editions, and I believe that the text meets the author's objective. Audience: The audience for this book includes ophthalmology residents, general ophthalmologists, and those specializing in retinal diseases. Features: The author is one of the most renowned authorities in diseases of the macula. The illustrations and text are of the highest quality and the references are current. Assessment: This book should be in every library and bookstore, and every physician who is interested in diseases of the retina should buy it. This fourth edition offers information not included in the previous three editions, such as new histopathologic features of choroidal neovascularization, the pathogenesis of age-related macular holes, and many other retinal diseases not known prior to the publication of the third edition. This edition offers ample information to justify replacing the previous edition.
RATING
3 Stars from Doody
ACCREDITATION
Gass, J. Donald M., MD (Vanderbilt Univ)