An analysis of vitrectomy techniques and applications developed since the 1970s. The book covers expanding surgical indications and procedures for posterior segment oculopathy, including treatment for endophthalmitis, open globe injuries, retinotomy/retinectomy, small gauge pars plana vitrectomy, macular hole surgery, and macular edema.
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Authors: Neil R. Carlson
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Support your clinical decision making and prepare...
A comprehensive textbook detailing the principles and practice of kidney transplantation, covering surgical techniques, immunology, patient management, and ethical considerations.
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Published: 2015
Number of pages: 95 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 6.25 MB
Authors: M.D. Lumbroso, Bruno
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A comprehensive reference detailing the diagnosis, classification, and pathologic findings across the full spectrum of benign and malignant breast diseases, heavily utilized by pathologists and surgeons.
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Published: 2018
Number of pages: 611 pages
Format: EPUB
File Size: 42.79 MB
Authors: Seanna Grob
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This book uses a unique case-based approach...
An outline covering the definition, risk factors (age, race, inheritance), and theories of glaucomatous damage. The resource details the progression of optic disc cupping and associated visual field defects, and provides comprehensive information on therapeutic options including medical therapy (beta blockers, prostaglandins, etc.), laser trabeculoplasty, and surgical techniques for trabeculectomy.
A guide detailing the process, indications, and clinical management for the extraction of impacted third molars, covering topics like developmental anomalies, radiographic selection (panoramic, CT), and surgical classification.
60 realistic cases with concise discussions prepare you for the family medicine clerkship and shelf exam. Includes clinical pearls, case correlations, Q&As, and a primer teaching how to approach clinical problems and transition to the wards.
