Titlebook: Corneal Disease; Recent Developments Thomas Reinhard,Frank Larkin Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Antiangiogenic Therapy.

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Advance in Corneal Imaging,s limited and, for ophthalmologists, it has always been a challenge to evaluate qualitatively and quantitatively the microscopic structures of the cornea. Recently, new imaging techniques have thus been developed to overcome these limitations of light biomicroscopy.

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Infant Keratoplasty,perative management is required. The aim of surgery is to clear the visual axis and thereby promote functional visual development. However, visual outcomes may be poor despite a clear corneal graft secondary to associated ocular and systemic abnormalities as well as amblyopia. Early and aggressive o

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New Aspects in the Diagnosis and Therapy of Mycobacterial Keratitis,s wear (Fig. 1.2). Current and emerging risk factors are mainly health care related and include surgical procedures (LASIK, LASEK, DSEK), smart plugs, and other biomaterials (Fig. 1.3). In several patients, no identifiable risk factor has been documented [4–7].

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Heredity of Keratoconus,ndependent datasets. The clinical variability and evidence that keratoconus is linked to multiple chromosomal regions is consistent with an oligogenic or even polygenic model. A genetic model in which mutations in several different genes involved in common pathways cause keratoconus is most likely.

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of mycobacterial keratitis explained. Further chapters address the storage of donor cornea for penetrating and lamellar keratoplasty and the keratoplasty in infants. The book closes by discussing new developments in antibacterial chemotherapy for bacterial keratitis..978-3-662-50898-5978-3-642-28747-3