The new edition of this two-volume set is a complete guide to the eye, and the diagnosis and management of ocular diseases and disorders. Divided into 18 sections, the book begins with discussion on refraction, retinoscopy and low vision. The next section covers ocular genetics, gene editing, microbiology and pathology, then numerous different imaging techniques. Each of the following sections provides in depth coverage of different disorders and conditions that may occur in a specific part of the eye. A complete section is dedicated to clinical trials. The second edition has been fully revised and updated to provide clinicians with the latest advances in the field. Many new topics have also been added to this edition. The comprehensive text is highly illustrated with nearly 3500 clinical photographs, diagrams and tables across 3300 pages. Key points Comprehensive guide to complete field of ophthalmology over two volumes and 3300 pages Fully revised second edition providing latest advances and featuring many new topics Highly illustrated with nearly 3500 clinical photographs, diagrams and tables Previous edition (9789350252703) published in 2011

This monograph comprises a unique compilation of 12 chapters representing original research of the authors and supported by a comprehensive review on the topic. All chapters are well-illustrated, well-tabulated, linguistically lucid and easy to understand. The uniqueness of this monograph lies in the fact that it elucidates some of the most cited strabismus research in the last two decades which has led to fundamental changes in the understanding of ocular misalignment and its management, all within one cover. In doing so, it provides a synopsis of research articles covered in at least 50 journals, thus aiding both the novice and the experienced strabismologist in accessing easily available literature on the subject, by the same authors of those research articles. The contributors are from many countries - Argentina, Brazil, Germany, India, the United Kingdom and the United States of America - thus assimilating different practice patterns and research styles in one book. Conforming to the theme of strabismus prevalence, recognition and management, the monograph overviews certain "newer" forms of "neuro-anatomical" strabismus associated with abnormal orbital anatomy and connective tissue morphology like age-related strabismus (sagging eye syndrome) and myopic strabismus, provides the constellation of symptoms and signs of ocular misalignment associated with brain injury, updates the readers on the genetics of strabismus, describes newer imaging modalities that have been used in strabismus diagnostics like optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) and high resolution surface coil orbital magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), elucidates innovative experimental studies delineating the normal and abnormal physiology of ocular movements, emphasizes certain unique strabismus surgical modalities that have gained popular attention in this decade, namely lateral rectus split with nasal transposition as well as rectus extraocular muscle plication and also provides a vast and extensive overview of the pharmacological management of strabismus with botulinum toxin type A (BTXA). It is anticipated that this unique compendium finds a place in the academic arsenal of all strabismologists as a ready reference book.