Corneal Tomography in Clinical Practice Volume 1: Basics and Interpretation

The fifth edition of Corneal Tomography in Clinical Practice presents a comprehensive and updated two-volume set, offering a complete guide to anterior segment imaging. The book has been restructured into two volumes, providing a complete journey from fundamental concepts, to real-world clinical decision-making through MCQs and case-based self-assessment, making it both an invaluable reference, as well as training tool. Volume One revisits the foundations of corneal optics, topography, and tomography, while incorporating the latest clinical insights and expanded coverage of the Pentacam HR, including advanced maps and staging systems. It introduces new systematic methods such as the Sinjab PS3 algorithm for tomographic interpretation, and the PSIS algorithm for IOL selection, offering a clear, structured framework for clinical use. It also introduces new tool kits for phakic IOL implantation and modern cataract surgery. Volume Two transforms learning into practice through more than 100 MCQs, each with detailed explanations, and a wide range of clinical cases presented in a self-assessment format. The two volumes are available separately (Volume One – 9781787791923, Volume Two – 9781787791930) or as a set (9781787791954). The previous edition (9781787791619) published in 2021.