Ophthalmic Pathology with Clinical Correlations

Written for resident and practicing ophthalmologists, this volume is a concise and clinically relevant review of ophthalmic pathology. It is an ideal introduction for residents who are beginning to study the visual system and a valuable aid to practitioners seeking to distill the clinical implications from a pathologist's report. The book describes and illustrates the pathologic features of all disorders seen in ophthalmic practice, with emphasis on clinicopathologic correlations. More than 500 full-color illustrations demonstrate the correlations between clinical entities and their pathologic counterparts. Special attention is given to those disorders that are most commonly encountered and/or most serious. The book also includes a discussion of the pathologist's relationship to the clinician
 
Written for resident and practicing ophthalmologists, this volume is a concise and clinically relevant review of ophthalmic pathology. It is an ideal introduction for residents who are beginning to study the visual system and a valuable aid to practitioners seeking to distill the clinical implications from a pathologist's report. The book describes and illustrates the pathologic features of all disorders seen in ophthalmic practice, with emphasis on clinicopathologic correlations. More than 500 full-color illustrations demonstrate the correlations between clinical entities and their pathologic counterparts. Special attention is given to those disorders that are most commonly encountered and/or most serious. The book also includes a discussion of the pathologist's relationship to the clinician