Evidence-Based Eye Care 1st Edition (2006) by M.D. Kertes, Peter J. PDF

Description

This volume offers every clinical ophthalmologist valuable guidance in implementing the results of the latest multicenter clinical trials in practice. Chapters on all major disease entities review all pertinent trials, bring these trials into a real-world setting, and show how the results should influence day-to-day patient management.Coverage includes diseases in all ophthalmologic subspecialties—cornea/external disease, glaucoma, retina, pediatric ophthalmology, ocular oncology, neuro-ophthalmology, and oculoplastics. More than 170 illustrations, 92 in full color, complement the text. General ophthalmologists will have at their fingertips, in an easily digestible format, the current standard of patient care across the spectrum of ophthalmology.

Reviews

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⭐Hat’s off to Dr Peter Kertes and Dr T Mark Johnson for bringing together a great group of authors and then editing this amazing and unique resource that should be a part of every resident and staff ophthalmologist’s library. I freely state my bias having recently co-authored a paper with Dr Peter Kertes targeted to ophthalmic para professionals soon to be published in Eye Care Review titled “The Medical Managements of Wet Age Related Macular Degeneration, A Special Review for Ophthalmic Para Professionals” , and my connection to Dr Emily Chew, a fellow Torontonian and author of the foward to this ophthalmic staple. I have also recommended the chapter by Dr Sanjay Sharma to undergraduate summer research students just being introduced to medcial study design and outcome measures. For my peers, this book should be of interest to those who wish to come to a better understanding of how treatment modalities are selected on a case by case basis, as every ground breaking study is highlighted and explained in language that will be uderstood, even for their level. I have come to a better understanding of the value of learning through reading and writing from Peter Kertes, a natural born writer being the brother of Joseph Kertes whose newest work of fiction “Gratitude” (Penguin Group Canada) has recently been published.Gail ForsterOphthalmic Medical TechnicianSunnybrook Health Sciences Center-Department of Ophthalmology, Retina ServiceChair-Ophthalmic Assistants and Technicians Section, Academy of Ophthalmic EducationEditor-in-Chief-Eye Care Review, Ophthalmic Para Professionals Section