Retinal Diseases and Management in the Pediatric Population (Original Publisher)

Retinal Diseases and Management in the Pediatric Population (2024) is a focused, expertly curated medical reference designed to support ophthalmologists, pediatric retina specialists, optometrists, and pediatricians in diagnosing and managing retinal diseases unique to children. With pediatric retinal conditions presenting distinct challenges due to developmental, genetic, and systemic factors, this book bridges the gap between general ophthalmology and specialized pediatric retinal care.

This resource provides both foundational knowledge and advanced clinical insights, making it equally valuable for seasoned clinicians, trainees, and academic researchers interested in pediatric ophthalmology, retinal disorders, and visual development in children.

Key Features and Highlights

• Pediatric-Focused: Fully dedicated to retinal diseases in infants, children, and adolescents
• Comprehensive Approach: Covers both inherited and acquired conditions, including management strategies and surgical considerations
• Latest Clinical Guidelines: Reflects the most current diagnostic techniques and evidence-based treatment protocols
• Expert Contributors: Written by leading specialists in pediatric retina with contributions from multidisciplinary experts
• Practical Tools: Includes diagnostic tips, visual aids, case-based discussions, and outcome-focused approaches

Topics Covered

Includes core chapters on:

• Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)
• Inherited retinal dystrophies
• Pediatric retinal detachment
• Retinal manifestations of systemic and metabolic diseases
• Infectious and inflammatory retinal conditions in children
• Pediatric imaging and electrophysiology
• Surgical and pharmacologic management strategies

About the Author

Authored by a team of internationally recognized pediatric retina specialists, the contributors bring decades of clinical and research experience, offering a balanced blend of academic rigor and practical guidance in pediatric ophthalmology.

Format & Compatibility

•  Formats: PDF
• File Size: Approximately 12–18 MB
• Language: English
• Device Compatibility: Fully optimized for use on Kindle, tablets, smartphones, laptops, and desktop platforms

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is this book suitable for general ophthalmologists or only retina subspecialists?
A1: While the book is ideal for retina subspecialists, it is also structured to benefit general ophthalmologists and pediatricians who encounter retinal conditions in children, with clear explanations and clinical frameworks for referral and co-management.

Q2: Does this book cover both surgical and non-surgical treatment options?
A2: Yes. The book includes detailed discussions on both surgical interventions and medical management strategies, tailored specifically to the pediatric population.