Vitreoretinal disorders : diagnosis and management - Tolentino, Felipe I.; Schepens, Charles L.; Freeman, H. MacKenzie (Philadelphia : W.B. Saunders Company, 1976)
Review of embryology and anatomy. -- Review of physiology and biochemistry. - Instrumentation. -- Examination technique. -- Biomicroscopic appearance of the normal vitreous body. -- Vitreous changes associated with growth and aging. -- Vitreous detachment. -- Opacities in the vitreous cavity. -- Vitreous bands or membranes, vitreoretinal - Adhesions and traction. -- Developmental abnormalities. -- Retrolental fibroplastia. -- Degenerative conditions of the vitreous body. -- Vitreoretinal degenerations. -- Systemic conditions with vitreoretinal degeneration. -- Vitreous findings after cataract operation. -- Fundus abnormalities predisposing to retinal breaks. -- The vitreous in peripheral retinal breaks and rhegmatogenous retinal detachment. -- Macular breaks. -- Vitreous hemorrhage. -- Ocular conditions associated with vitreous hemorrhage. -- Retinal pucker and massive preretinal retractioón. -- Vitreous injections. -- Current indications for vitreous surgery. -- Preoperative workup of patients for vetreous. Surgery. - Closed vitreous : surgery vitreous membrane sectionig. -- Closed vitreous surgery: closed (pars plana) vitrectomy. -- Closed vitreous surgery: mechanical iysis of retinal synechiae. -- Closed vitreous surger : y: removal j bodies from the vitreous. -- Open-sky vitrectomy
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Keywords: ENFERMEDADES DEL CUERPO VITREO; ENFERMEDADES DE LA RETINA; RETINA -- CIRUGIA; SEGMENTO POSTERIOR DEL OJO; HEMORRAGIA VITREA