Main description:

Many ocular tumours are life-threatening or associated with lethal syndromes but can be difficult to diagnose because of their rarity and diversity.

Unlike conventional atlases, this book contains a format that orders lesions according to their colour and ocular location to help readers quickly find the information they need even when they do not already know the diagnosis.

Multimodal imaging results are presented to help provide a definitive diagnosis when slit-lamp and ophthalmoscopic findings are inconclusive. The seemingly random organisation of cases enables self-assessment by trainees.

Written for optometrists and ophthalmologists, Clinical Atlas of Ocular Oncology is an essential resource for practitioners at any stage in their career.

Contents:

Section 1: Extraocular lesions1. Preface2. General principles3. Tumours and pseudotumours a. Black/grey lesions b. Brown/tan lesions c. White/yellow lesions d. Red/pink lesions4. Examination5. Referral method6. Treatment
Section 2: Iris lesions7. Preface8. General principles9. Tumours and pseudotumours a. Black/grey lesions b. Brown/tan lesions c. White/yellow lesions d. Red/pink lesions10. Examination11. Referral method12. Treatment
Section 3:Fundus lesions13. Preface14. General principles15. Tumours and pseudotumours a. Black/grey lesions b. Brown/tan lesions c. White/yellow lesionsd. Red/pink lesions16. Examination17. Referral method18. Treatment