By Carl D. Regillo MD
ISBN-10: 1615251197
ISBN-13: 9781615251193
Stories the elemental anatomy of the retina and diagnostic ways to retinal disorder. comprises wide examinations of issues of the retina and vitreous, together with affliction, irritation, hereditary dystrophies, abnormalities and trauma. Discusses laser remedy and vitreoretinal surgical procedure. final significant revision 2008-2009.
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Contact lenses offer the advantage of better stereopsis and higher resolution. They require topical corneal anesthesia and are placed directly on the cornea to eliminate its pO\ver and the cornea-air interface. Fluids used range from contact lens wett ing solutions to viscolls clear gel solutions. The more viscous the solution, however, the more it interferes with the qu ality of any photography or angiography performed shortly after the examination. In contrast, non-contact lenses use the power of the lens in combination with the cornea to produce an"inve rted image with a wider field of view.
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