Publisher's Synopsis
Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmic Oncology offers guidance and advice on the diagnosis and management of the complete spectrum of ophthalmic tumors, including the eyelid, conjunctival, intraocular, and orbital tumors. The editors are joined by over 120 international contributors to present a broad perspective from a multidisciplinary team that will offer a diverse and balanced view of ophthalmic oncology clinical practice. ""Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmic Oncology"" is a comprehensive book that includes over 100 chapters, organized into 7 sections that provide a wealth of information for the management of patients with ophthalmic tumors from examination techniques to classification to surgical techniques. Sections and some topics include: Basic Principles; Cancer etiology; cancer genetics, principles of laser therapy, and more; Eyelid Tumors; Benign epidermal tumors; melanoma of the eyelid, systemic associations, and more; Conjunctival and Corneal Tumors; Primary acquired melanosis; conjunctival stromal tumors, and more; Uveal Tumors; Malignant melanoma; thermotherapy; neural tumors, intraocular biopsy, and more; Tumors of the Retina and Retinal Pigment Epithelium; Coats Disease; lymphoma of the retina and CNS; and more; Retinoblastoma; Geographic and environmental factors; local therapy; teletherapy, future directions; Orbital Tumors; and Tumors of the optic nerve; tumors of the lacrimal gland; non-specific orbital inflammation; and more. Each chapter includes: boxes that highlight key features; tables that provide comparisons; and flow diagrams that outline therapeutic approaches. ""Comprehensive Clinical Ophthalmic Oncology"" should be in the hands of all ophthalmologists, hematologist-oncologists, pediatric oncologists, and radiation oncologists interested in a quick and easy-to-read reference on ophthalmic oncology from A to Z.
