Main description:

The management of a patient with strabismus is one of the most challenging tasks for trainee ophthalmic surgeons and general ophthalmologists. This book is clinically oriented; it decribes the clinical management of all varieties of strabismus in a step-wise and simplified manner which is very easy to follow. Strabismus surgery is the second most common major ophthalmic surgical procedure after cataract surgery. The basic surgical principles, indications and techniques are fully explained and illustrated with diagrams and figures. In the last chapter of the book, common clinical cases are discussed regarding their presentation and management. This chapter is actually the whole essence of the book which helps the reader develop a comprehensive knowledge and grasp ofthe subject.

Contents:

Chapter 1: Assessment of Strabismus.Chapter 2: Refractive Errors

Chapter 3: Amblyopia

Chapter 4: Essential Infantile Esotropia

Chapter 5: Esotropia

Chapter 6: Exotropia

Chapter 7: A & V Patterns

Chapter 8: Paralytic Strabismus

Chapter 9: Restrictive Strabismus

Chapter 10: Basic Surgical Principles

Chapter 11: Case Presentations