- ISBN: 9780896401990 | 0896401995
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 4/1/1992
History and Principles of Ophthalmic Lasers | p. 1 |
Development of Ophthalmic Lasers | p. 1 |
Generation of the Laser Beam | p. 3 |
Gas Lasers | p. 4 |
Solid-State Lasers | p. 5 |
Modifying the Laser Output (Q-Switched, Mode-Locked, Frequency Doubling) | p. 6 |
Liquid Lasers | p. 9 |
Diode Lasers | p. 10 |
The Excimer Laser | p. 11 |
The Holmium Laser | p. 12 |
Laser Therapy and Tissue Interaction | p. 15 |
Photocoagulation | p. 15 |
Photodisruption | p. 29 |
Laser Ablation | p. 30 |
Photochemical Interactions and Photodynamic Therapy (Hematoporphyrin Therapy) | p. 32 |
Ophthalmic Laser Systems | p. 35 |
Ophthalmic Photocoagulators | p. 39 |
Planning and Execution of Photocoagulation and Essential Accessories | p. 51 |
Preoperative Evaluation | p. 52 |
Preoperative Planning | p. 56 |
Preoperative Treatment | p. 57 |
Contact Lenses for Photocoagulation | p. 57 |
Photocoagulation Procedures | p. 60 |
Postoperative Treatment | p. 63 |
The Excimer Laser | p. 65 |
History of the Excimer Laser | p. 65 |
Mechanisms of Excimer Laser Action | p. 66 |
Excimer Laser and the Eye | p. 67 |
Preclinical Studies | p. 68 |
Excimer Laser Systems for Corneal Surgery | p. 69 |
Clinical Applications | p. 71 |
Laser Calibration | p. 73 |
Surgical Procedure | p. 73 |
Photorefractive Keratectomies | p. 74 |
Phototherapeutic Keratectomy | p. 78 |
Conclusions | p. 80 |
Glaucoma | p. 81 |
Laser Iridotomy | p. 81 |
Gonioplasty (Iridoplasty) | p. 94 |
Laser Trabeculoplasty | p. 95 |
Laser Cyclocoagulation | p. 101 |
Filtering Sclerostomy with the Holmium Laser | p. 101 |
Photodisruption in the Anterior and Posterior Segments | p. 103 |
Nd: YAG Laser and Secondary Cataract | p. 103 |
Intraocular Lens and Secondary Cataracts | p. 110 |
Nd: YAG Laser and Vitreous | p. 115 |
Iridoplasty or Coreoplasty (Iris Surgery) | p. 124 |
Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion | p. 125 |
Aim of Therapy | p. 125 |
Late Complications | p. 126 |
Purpose of Photocoagulation | p. 127 |
Indications and Contraindications | p. 131 |
Application of Photocoagulation | p. 136 |
Complications | p. 146 |
Central Retinal Vein Occlusion | p. 149 |
Aims of Therapy | p. 149 |
Classification | p. 150 |
Photocoagulation Technique | p. 154 |
Therapeutic Mechanisms | p. 161 |
Diabetic Retinopathy | p. 165 |
Aims of Therapy | p. 165 |
Contraindications | p. 167 |
Indications for Photocoagulation | p. 167 |
Photocoagulation Techniques | p. 173 |
Limitations of Photocoagulation | p. 178 |
Photocoagulation after Vitrectomy | p. 179 |
Photocoagulation to Prepare for Vitrectomy | p. 184 |
Rubeosis Iridis | p. 184 |
Complications of Panretinal Photocoagulation | p. 185 |
Macular Disorder | p. 191 |
Central Serous Retinopathy | p. 191 |
Age-related (Senile) Disciform Macular Degeneration | p. 204 |
Other Submacular Neovascularizations | p. 222 |
Retinal Detachment | p. 225 |
Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment | p. 225 |
Familial Exudative Vitreoretinopathy | p. 233 |
Retinoschisis | p. 238 |
Retinal Angiomas | p. 241 |
Miliary Angiomatosis (Leber's Miliary Aneurysms) | p. 241 |
Coats' Disease | p. 245 |
Retinal Angioma (von Hippel's Syndrome) | p. 246 |
Retinal Arteriolar Macroaneurysm | p. 247 |
Eales' Desease | p. 249 |
Choroidal Tumors | p. 253 |
Choroidal Hemangioma | p. 253 |
Malignant Melanoma | p. 258 |
Choroidal Osteoma | p. 260 |
References | p. 261 |
Index | p. 279 |
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