Atlas of Retinal Detachment. Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis

Chapter 1: Introduction of Retinal Detachment (Ma Kai).-
Chapter 2: Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment (Zhu Ruilin).-
Chapter 3: Special Types of Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment (Ma Kai).-
Chapter 4: Exudative Retinal Detachment (Zhou Haiying).-
Chapter 5: Fundus Congenital Abnormalities and Retinal Detachment (Huang Yao).-
Chapter 6: Tractional retinal detachment (Shao Lei).-
Chapter 7: Traumatic Retinal Detachment (Zhou Jinqiong).-
Chapter 8: Pathologic Myopia and Retina Detachment (Gao Liqin).-
Chapter 9: Infectious Uveitis and Retinal Detachment (Gao Liqin).-
Chapter 10: Uveitis and retinal detachment (Huang Yao).-
Chapter 11: Ocular Tumor and Retinal Detachment.-
Chapter 12: Surgical Techniques of Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment and Complications After Surgeries (She Haicheng).

 

 

This atlas and textbook aims to provide diverse pictures, facilitating the readers to learn fundus diseases. Retinal detachment is a common group of vitreo-retinal diseases that causes blindness. The diagnosis and differential diagnosis are dependent mostly on ophthalmolscopy and fundus imaging technology. With the development of imaging technology, it is getting easier for ophthalmologist to make quick and accurate decision on the diagnosis.

The book includes both common types of retinal detachment and some rare diseases. Moreover, some diseases without but related to retinal detachment are included in the book. In addition to traditional color fundus photos, fundus fluorescent angiography, ultrasound and traditional OCT images, OCT angiography and ultrasound angiography images are included too. This book also contains brief introductions to each disease. Differentiated from detailed review of pathogenesis or treatment, the readers will discover concise yet direct concept.

This atlas and textbook is yours to read and enjoy, but also to use as a valuable tool in your management of the patient with retinal detachment. Keep it handy. We hope doctors in training and those who have had certain clinical experiences interested in vitro-retinal diseases can benefit from this book.

Wenbin Wei is a professor and the director of the Department of Ophthalmology, Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China.