Multimodality Imaging of Retinal Astrocytoma (eBook, ePUB)
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Multimodal retinal imaging is a new concept in the diagnosis and follow-up of retinal disorders. It refers to the importance ofcombining diagnostic information related to both retinal morphology and function in a unique setting, possibly in a uniquemultifaceted image, to improve the final diagnostic result. When a multimodal imaging approach is used, the combinedinformation is superior to the sum of any individual investigation.This fully up-to-date book written by leading experts in thefield, will also serve as an atlas and diagnostic reference. It is designed for use by both ophthalmologists...
Multimodal retinal imaging is a new concept in the diagnosis and follow-up of retinal disorders. It refers to the importance ofcombining diagnostic information related to both retinal morphology and function in a unique setting, possibly in a uniquemultifaceted image, to improve the final diagnostic result. When a multimodal imaging approach is used, the combinedinformation is superior to the sum of any individual investigation.This fully up-to-date book written by leading experts in thefield, will also serve as an atlas and diagnostic reference. It is designed for use by both ophthalmologists and optometrists indaily clinical practice and clinical research, and the contents thus range from basic technical information to the mostadvanced clinical applications. Past and current techniques are discussed, and its role in the context of multimodal imagingscenario is explained. The full range of clinical applications is discussed. This book grasps and keeps vital information,succinct text, and dynamic illustrations that facilitate learning in a highly visual approach. Scientists, ophthalmologists andstudents will find this book valuable.
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