Publisher's Synopsis
In the 21st century, the latest developments in ophthalmic surgery are in the field of presbyopia. This dynamic book not only presents the concepts necessary to understand presbyopia, but also offers the surgical possibilities for treating the condition. It is the ideal resource for ophthalmologists who currently perform presbyopic treatment as well as those who desire to move into it.
Dr. Amar Agarwal and his contributors have created a complete, thorough book about the management of this condition. It covers the scleral, corneal, and lenticular modifications to treat presbyopia, dissects each technique, and explains how to manage complications of each technique. The most recent treatments, cataract or clear lens surgery, as well as the no-anesthesia procedure, are discussed in full detail. The latest technique of cataract removal through a 0.9-mm incision by phakonit followed by IOL implantation is also covered.
Presbyopia is ophthalmology's new frontier. This in-depth book, developed with input from prominent doctors, paves the way for understanding this emerging topic. Ophthalmologists, optometrists, and residents will benefit from the insightful subject matter contained in this book.
Dr. Amar Agarwal is the distinguished winner of the 4th Kelman Award Presented by the Hellenic Society of Intra Ocular Implant and Refractive Surgery
Dr. Amar Agarwal is the distinguished winner of the Barraquer Award Presented by the Keratomileusis Study Group
Topics covered inside include:
Scleral expansion bands
Phakonit cataract surgery through a 0.9-mm incision
No-anesthesia Cataract Surgery
Presbyopic phakic IOL
Multifocal IOLs
Presbyopic LASIK &BR
Accomodating IOLs
Conductive keratoplasy
Anterior ciliary sclerotomy
Theories of presbyopia
