Información General

• Autores: Jaime Tejedor Fraile (coord.)
• Editores: McGraw-Hill Interamericana de España
• Año de publicación: 2021
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-84-486-2445-3
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Resumen

• Strabismus and amblyopia aims to respond to a frequent request of residents and colleagues for a book focused on strabismus and related aspects, since the entire details of these conditions are hardly presented in Pediatric Ophthalmology Textbooks, due to the necessary extent limitations.

  The book is organized in five sections, dealing with general topics, comitant strabismus, paralytic strabismus, restrictive and syndromic strabismus, and miscellanea, respectively, with a broad coverage of nystagmus. Each chapter has been written by experts in the field, and a gookd amount of photographies illustrate the explanation of both theoretical and practical contents: state of the art for different issues, most common and useful procedures ( medical and surgical interventions), results of collaborative research project and suggestions for new ones.

  The book has been thought as a source of fundamentals for practitioners treating strabismus, fellows and residents in the field of Ophthalmology and Neurophthalmology.

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• Red de Bibliotecas Universitarias (REBIUN)

Listado de artículos

• • Part I. General topics

    • Human visual cortex development: multiple timescales

      Kathryn Murphy, Leanne Monteiro, Desmond Singh, Caitlin Siu, Justin L. Balsor, Joshua Pinto, Kate Williams, Simon Beshara, Negeen Halabian, Brendan Kumagai

      págs. 3-17

      

    • Imaging and genetics in strabismus

      Zia Chaudhuri, Joseph L. Demer

      págs. 19-34

      

    • Physiology of eye movements

      María Pilar Aivar Rodríguez

      págs. 35-48

      

    • Concepts of optics and refraction (in the context of strabismus and amblyopia)

      Scott K. McClatchey, Thaddeus S. McClatchey

      págs. 49-56

      

    • Binocular vision. Sensory aspects - Physiology of the static binocular visual functions: sensory fusion and stereopsis

      Kyle Arnoldi

      págs. 57-63

      

    • Motor aspects of fusion, vergence and accommodation in binocular vision and strabismus

      Anna M. Horwood

      págs. 65-80

      

    • Sensory aspects of clinical eye examination

      Krista R. Kelly, Jingyun Wang

      págs. 81-94

      

    • Motor aspects of clinical examination I

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 95-101

      

    • Motor aspects of clinical examination II: other aspects of clinical examination

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 103-108

      

    • Role of ultrasound biomicroscopy and optical coherence tomography in strabismus

      Hilda Capó, Charlotte E. Tibi, Kara M. Cavuoto

      págs. 109-115

      

    • Pathophysiology of amblyopia

      Kiran Garg, Jordan Murray, Fatema F. Ghasia

      págs. 117-128

      

    • Amblyopia: diagnosis and detection

      Bayan Al Othman, Scott A. Larson

      págs. 129-138

      

    • Treatment of strabismic amblyopia

      Edward Kuwera, Oded Lagstein

      págs. 139-146

      

    • Treatment of anisometropic amblyopia

      Adrianna Jensen, Courtney L. Kraus

      págs. 147-159

      

    • Treatment of deprivation amblyopia and amblyopia in organic disease

      E. Eugenie Hartmann, Scott R. Lambert

      págs. 161-168

      

    • Prism therapy general principles

      Neena R. Cherayil, Madhura A. Tamhankar

      págs. 169-174

      

    • Principles of botulinum toxin and bupivacaine treatment

      Alejandra de Alba Campomanes, Talita Cunha Namgalies

      págs. 175-187

      

    • Strabismus surgery techniques

      Mina M. Naguib, Omar Solyman, David K. Coats

      págs. 189-201

      

    • Topical anesthesia for adjustable suture strabismus surgery

      David K. Coats

      págs. 203-207

      

  • Part II. Comitant strabismus

    • Infantile esotropia: pathogenesis and clinical diagnosis

      Silvia Mariani, Emilio C. Campos

      págs. 211-220

      

    • Surgery and botullinum toxin in the treatment of essential infantile esotropia

      Michael J. Wan, Hannah H. Chiu

      págs. 221-229

      

    • Refractive accommodative or partially accommodative esotropia

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 231-237

      

    • High AC/A ratio (accommodative) esotropia

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 239-243

      

    • Nonrefractive late onset esotropia

      M. Scaramuzzi, M. Serafino, P. Nucci

      págs. 245-251

      

    • Acute comitant esotropia in children and adults

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 253-258

      

    • Intermittent exotropia: pathogenesis, diagnosis, clinical characteristics

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 259-265

      

    • Treatment of intermittent exotropia

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 267-274

      

    • Clinical forms of constant exotropia

      Irene H. Ludwig

      págs. 275-282

      

    • Pattern strabismus: pathogenesis and clinical forms

      D. Balaji, Jordan Murray, Fatema F. Ghasia

      págs. 283-291

      

    • Pathogenesis of dissociated strabismus complex

      Jaime Tejedor Fraile

      págs. 293-298

      

    • Clinical diagnosis and management of the dissociated strabismus complex

      Rachel T. Fuerst, Scott A. Davis, Edward Wilson

      págs. 299-306

      

    • Definition and classification of nystagmus

      Dongsheng Yang, Ping Wang, Ya Pan, Jie Zhang

      págs. 307-314

      

    • Clinical evaluation and management of infantile nystagmus syndrome

      Yoon H. Lee, Monica R. Khitri

      págs. 315-322

      

    • Non-surgical treatment of infantile nystagmus

      Rebecca J. McLean, Helen J. Kuht

      págs. 323-331

      

    • Surgical management of infantile nystagmus syndrome

      Carla J. Osigian, Mariam S. Vila Delgado, Sara F. Grace

      págs. 333-340

      

    • Fusion maldevelopment nystagmus

      Michael D. Richards

      págs. 341-350

      

    • Infantile nystagmus associated with ocular disease and spasmus nutans

      Helen J. Kuht, Gail D.E. Maconachie, Mervyn G. Thomas

      págs. 351-366

      

    • Acquired nystagmus and nystagmus of neurological origin in children and adults

      Peter Mortensen, Subahari Raviskanthan, Andrew G. Lee

      págs. 367-375

      

  • Part III. Paralytic strabismus

    • Superior oblique palsy: surgical treatment of vertical strabismus

      Helena Buch Hesgaard, Sara Flodin

      págs. 379-399

      

    • Sixth nerve palsy

      Mohamed F. Farid

      págs. 401-409

      

    • Third cranial nerve palsy: congenital and acquired

      Heather A. Stiff, Alina V. Dumitrescu

      págs. 411-421

      

    • Multiple ocular motor nerve palsies

      E. B. Ing, Felicity Liu, Felix Tyndel, Arun Sundaram, Asim Ali, Nurhan Torun

      págs. 423-430

      

  • Part IV. Restrictive and syndromic strabismus

    • Congenital cranial Dysinnervation disorders

      Marina Eisenberg, Allison Babiuch, Elias I. Traboulsi

      págs. 433-446

      

    • Duane syndrome

      K. David Epley

      págs. 447-460

      

    • Brown syndrome

      Mira Amin, James A. Deutsch

      págs. 461-466

      

    • Moebius syndrome

      Ekaterina Lyulcheva Bennet, Adel Y. Fattah, Victoria H. McKay

      págs. 467-472

      

    • Congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscles

      Mary C. Whitman

      págs. 473-480

      

    • Thyroid orbitopathy: eye muscle involvement

      Ofira Zioto, Guy Ben Simon

      págs. 481-487

      

  • Part V. Miscellanea

    • Adjustable suture strabismus surgery

      Ahmed Kassem, David L. Guyton

      págs. 491-499

      

    • Reoperations and complications in strabismus

      Carlos Eduardo Solarte, Brad J. Wakeman

      págs. 501-514

      

    • Diplopia: evaluation and principles of treatment

      Amir Sternfeld, Nicholas J. Volpe

      págs. 515-524

      

    • Disorders of vergence

      Annette Bade, Erin Jenewein, Gregory M. Fecho

      págs. 525-534

      

    • Internuclear and supranuclear disorders of eye movements

      Mehdi Tavakoli, Lanning B. Kline

      págs. 535-542