Pediatric Glaucomas

Primary Congenital Glaucoma.- Pediatrics Glaucoma. Classification.- Clinical Features.- Examination of the Newborn Under General Anesthesia.- Normal Intraocular Pressure in Children from Birth to Five Years of Age.- Ocular Echometry in the Diagnosis of Congenital Glaucoma.- Genetics in Congenital Glaucoma.- Ocular Embryology with Special Reference to Chamber Angle Development.- The Anatomy of the Chamber Angle.- Examination of the Chamber Angle.- Normal Chamber Angle in the Adult: Gonioscopic Images.- Normal Chamber Angle in Newborns and Children.- Pathological Chamber Angle in Congenital Glaucoma and Its Implications in Indications for Surgery.- Clinical History for Congenital Glaucoma.- Surgery for Congenital Glaucoma.- Results of Surgery for Congenital Glaucoma.- Optic Nerve.- Visual Field in Congenital Glaucoma.- Differential Diagnosis of Primary Congenital Glaucoma.- Goniodysgenesis or Late Congenital Glaucoma. Pigmentary Glaucoma.- Congenital Glaucoma Associated with Ocular Malformations.- Congenital Glaucoma Associated with Ocular and Somatic Malformations.- Congenital Glaucoma Associated with Congenital Errors of the Metabolism.- Congenital Mesodermal Dystrophies.- Nonhereditary Congenital Glaucomas.- Anatomopathologic Evaluation in Pure Congenital Glaucoma.- False-Positive Diagnoses.- Epilog.

From the reviews:

"It is a comprehensive presentation of the diagnosis, treatment, and pathology of the various causes of glaucoma in children. ... This work is intended for ophthalmologists who care for children with glaucoma. Its detailed figures and descriptions of surgical techniques make it ideal for glaucoma surgeons in training as well as practicing glaucoma specialists. ... This book provides a unique and authoritative discussion of the diagnosis and surgical treatment of pediatric glaucoma." (Monte Dean Mills, Doody's Review Service, May, 2009)

"This hard-cover book ... is divided into 28 chapters on different aspects of congenital glaucoma for specialists and residents. ... The book is full of images, which makes it user-friendly... . All in all I would recommend this book, which is certainly a good asset for every glaucoma specialist to have as a reference." (Michele Iester, Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, Vol. 248, 2010)

"Pediatric glaucomas is probably the most interesting and in-depth books on this topic I have ever read. ... I highly recommend Pedriatic glaucoma. Besides being a valuable tool for ophthalmologists that deal with this fascinating and difficult topic, this book is surely beneficial for all doctors in search of greater knowledge beyond our modern technological world, which often causes us to forget about the ethical, humane, and non instrumental aspects of our day-to-day clinical work."­­­ (Paolo Brusini, European Journal of Ophthalmology, 2011)

From the reviews:

"It is a comprehensive presentation of the diagnosis, treatment, and pathology of the various causes of glaucoma in children. ... This work is intended for ophthalmologists who care for children with glaucoma. Its detailed figures and descriptions of surgical techniques make it ideal for glaucoma surgeons in training as well as practicing glaucoma specialists. ... This book provides a unique and authoritative discussion of the diagnosis and surgical treatment of pediatric glaucoma." (Monte Dean Mills, Doody's Review Service, May, 2009)

"This hard-cover book ... is divided into 28 chapters on different aspects of congenital glaucoma for specialists and residents. ... The book is full of images, which makes it user-friendly... . All in all I would recommend this book, which is certainly a good asset for every glaucoma specialist to have as a reference." (Michele Iester, Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, Vol. 248, 2010)

"Pediatric glaucomas is probably the most interesting and in-depth books on this topic I have ever read. ... I highly recommend Pedriatic glaucoma. Besides being a valuable tool for ophthalmologists that deal with this fascinating and difficult topic, this book is surely beneficial for all doctors in search of greater knowledge beyond our modern technological world, which often causes us to forget about the ethical, humane, and non instrumental aspects of our day-to-day clinical work." (Paolo Brusini, European Journal of Ophthalmology, 2011)