Ophthalmology / Refractive Surgery

A specialized volume analyzing hyperopia and presbyopia, focusing on the fundamentals, diagnosis, and the application of modern refractive surgical technologies and techniques. This text is part of the Refractive Surgery series.

An analysis of wavefront aberrometry technology, detailing its origins in astronomy, its application in quantifying lower-order and higher-order aberrations in the human eye, and its clinical integration into non-surgical treatments such as prescription spectacles and contact lenses.

A detailed analysis of the preliminary clinical results of a new, noninvasive intrastromal correction procedure for presbyopia using the Femtec femtosecond laser. The technique targets the stroma to reshape the cornea and alter biomechanical forces, aiming for better visual outcomes and fewer complications compared to traditional surface ablation techniques.

This book provides comprehensive instruction on mastering the clinical skills necessary for accurate refraction, selection of appropriate lens types, and ethical dispensing practices, focusing on patient communication and solving complex visual complaints.

A specialized medical book focusing on managing and overcoming complications, catastrophes, and 'nightmares' encountered during refractive surgery procedures.

A detailed discussion and analysis of challenging, complex, and difficult cases encountered in the field of refractive surgery.

This supplement summarizes presentations from symposia held in November 2007, focusing on the expanded applications of the Pentacam Comprehensive Eye Scanner. Key topics covered include the use of the device for cataract densitometry, the role of corneal topography in premium-channel cataract surgery, screening refractive surgery candidates, and utilizing high-tech strategies for detecting forme fruste keratoconus.

A concise manual strictly focused on the science and practice of refraction, based upon simple, well-defined principles of optics. It aims to impart all necessary information for the intelligent estimation and correction of refractional errors, covering aspects of optical physiology, the successful fitting of lenses, and the proper use of the ophthalmoscope and retinoscope. Includes brief descriptions of associated ocular diseases to guide the refractionist on referral to an oculist.

This article discusses intraCOR (intrastromal correction of presbyopia), a novel, noninvasive femtosecond laser technique that focuses treatment directly into the stroma without requiring a corneal cut or epithelial removal. The procedure is quick, maintains corneal structural integrity, and promotes rapid wound healing. Initial study results (including data from the University of Heidelberg) for 25 patients showed stable outcomes and improvement in near visual acuity at 3 months post-operation.

A guide intended for practitioners and students covering the principles and practices of clinical refraction.

A comprehensive guide detailing the principles, techniques, and instrumentation utilized in the diagnosis and correction of refractive errors, essential for visual health professionals.