Clinical Pathways In Vitreoretinal Disease Book

	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	Dedications
	Contributors
Sect. I	History, Physical Examination, and Diagnosis	1
1	Key Questions for a Focused History	3
2	Sorting out Possible Diagnoses from the History	13
3	How to Use the Instruments For Examination of the Posterior Segment	26
4	Clinical Examination of the Ocular Fundus	34
5	Expanding on the Primary Complaint to Get to the Diagnosis	46
Sect. II	Lesions Associated with a Flat or Minimally-Elevated Retinal Surface	59
6	Areas of Fundus Whitening: White or Yellow Spots	61
7	Areas of Fundus Whitening: Geographic Whitening	82
8	Pigmented Lesions of the Fundus: Discrete Small to Medium Size	99
9	Brown-Black Lesions: Fine Hyperpigmented Spots	114
10	Orange-Red and Gray Lesions in the Fundus	137
11	Linear and Curvilinear Streaks in the Fundus	155
12	Hemorrhage	162
13	Abnormal-Appearing Retinal Vessels	183
14	Macular Membranes and Holes	203
Sect. III	Intraocular Mass, or Lessons Associated with an Elevated Retinal Surface	219
15	Intraocular Mass	221
16	Thickened or Elevated Macular Retina	245
17	Retinal Detachment	263
Sect. IV	The Inflamed Eye and Retinal Disease	285
18	Infectious Uveitis	287
19	Noninfectious Inflammation	306
Sect. V	Special Topics	339
20	Examination and Diagnosis of the Pediatric Patient	341
21	Screening for Specific Diseases	374
22	Retinal Disease and the Anterior Segment Surgeon	389
23	Clinical Trials in Retina	406
	Index