Cataracts (TRANSACTIONS OF THE NEW ORLEANS ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY)

Delve into the complexities of cataract diagnosis, treatment, and surgical advancements with "Cataracts (TRANSACTIONS OF THE NEW ORLEANS ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY)," a comprehensive hardcover volume published by Raven Pr in 1988. This book, a vital resource for ophthalmologists and eye care professionals, offers a detailed exploration of the knowledge shared and discussed within the esteemed New Orleans Academy of Ophthalmology during that period. Although published in 1988, this book provides valuable historical context and foundational knowledge about cataract surgery. Many surgical techniques and medical understandings have dramatically progressed since then, making this a resource for those interested in medical history, understanding the evolution of cataract surgery, or for comparison and contrast with modern practices. Inside, explore a wide range of topics related to cataracts, encompassing their formation, different types of cataracts, diagnostic methods used at the time, and various surgical approaches prevalent in the late 1980s. Expect to find discussions on: * **Surgical Techniques:** Gain insight into the surgical procedures and techniques used to remove cataracts during this era. While significantly different from modern phacoemulsification, understanding these earlier methods provides a valuable perspective. * **Pre- and Post-operative Care:** Understand the protocols for preparing patients for cataract surgery and managing their recovery. * **Complications and Management:** Learn about potential complications associated with cataract surgery and the strategies for managing them. * **The New Orleans Academy of Ophthalmology:** Get a glimpse into the work and insights of the members of this prestigious academy. The book likely captures the latest thinking and best practices as understood by leading ophthalmologists of the time. While modern cataract surgery has evolved considerably with the widespread use of phacoemulsification and advanced intraocular lenses (IOLs), this book serves as an important historical document of the field. It highlights the journey of cataract surgery and how medical advancements have improved patient outcomes over time. This hardcover edition, spanning 365 pages and weighing approximately 4000, is a substantial addition to any medical library, offering a snapshot of ophthalmic knowledge as it stood in the late 1980s. It is primarily written in English. While current best-practice guidelines recommend contemporary resources, this book is valuable for those interested in a historical perspective. The ISBN-13 is 9780881673807 and the ISBN-10 is 0881673803. Secure your copy today and add this significant work to your collection of medical literature.