Illustrated Multimodal Retinal Imaging Techniques

Description

A novel idea in diagnosing and monitoring retinal illnesses is multimodal retinal imaging. To improve the final diagnosis outcome, combining diagnostic data pertaining to retinal morphology and function in a particular situation, maybe in a unique, complex picture, is crucial. The total information obtained when a multimodal imaging strategy is applied superior to the results of any single examination. This utterly current book, written by top authorities in the subject, will also function as an atlas and a diagnostic reference. Its contents vary from fundamental technical knowledge to the most cutting-edge clinical applications since it is intended for use by ophthalmologists and optometrists in routine clinical practice and clinical research. Techniques from the past and present are addressed, and their function in a multimodal imaging scenario is described. Additionally, the entire spectrum of clinical applications is covered. This book has concise language that is easy to read and retain, as well as lively graphics that encourage learning in a very visual way. Students, researchers, and ophthalmologists will all benefit from this book.