Management of Complications in Ophthalmic Surgery examines all the major complications of ophthalmic surgery such as penetrating keratoplasty, postoperative endophthalmitis, anesthetic complications, glaucoma and suprachoroidal hemorrhage. It also includes other important complications that have gained relevance in recent years such as laser complications, optical complications after LASIK, complications during phacoemulsification and complications associated with new techniques in refractive surgery.

In a full-color, highly illustrative format, the second edition of Complications in Ophthalmic Surgery presents the possible operative and postoperative complications associated with ophthalmic surgery. Encompassing all key areas of ophthalmic practice, the book emphasizes careful planning and correct technical execution to reduce the risk of complications. Management of operative complications and ways to reduce postoperative problems through successful management are also discussed. As a broad survey of contemporary ocular surgery, the second edition of Complications in Ophthalmic Surgery is an indispensable illustrated text for ophthalmologists and residents in ophthalmology.

An up-to-date text for residents and practitioners in ophthalmology and other specialties who care for ophthalmic plastic surgical problems. It collects the most important and most common complications that arise in ophthalmic surgery, viewing the complications from the dual perspectives of prevention, both preoperatively and intraoperatively; and management, either during or after surgery. The organization of the volume is based on the discussion of complications that occur in dealing with disorders in the eyelids, lacrimal system, and orbit. Primary procedures are largely referenced so that readers may review them if desired. When primary procedures are discussed, it is with the intention of how to avoid complications. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

This is the first book to analyze virtually all complications of phacoemulsification surgery with the goal throughout of avoidance, recognition, and management. As the key to recognizing problems is to understand proper surgical technique, the authors begin with a discussion of the correct procedure, and then go on to evaluate potential complications, where they occur, and how to treat them. Solutions are provided for all situations, from simple problems to the most complex--all described by a who's who of leading specialists and educators. From phacoemulsification problems and vitrectomy, to hydrodissection, hydrodileneation, and phaco-trabeculectomy complications, this outstanding guide is essential for anybody performing cataract surgery. Key features of this new clinical reference:Contributions from the best known surgeons and educators in the world, including Howard Fine, Sam Masket, Randy Olson, Alan Crandall, Roger Steinert, David Chang, Skip Nichamin, and many more!Shows correct surgical techniques so that complications can be seen in the appropriate clinical contextNearly 300 detailed, full-color illustrations clarify all concepts and help you visualize key pointsOffers tips on anticipating problems that lead to complicationsProvides detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to manage problems after they occurHere is the definitive text for avoiding and treating all types of complications of phacoemulsification, as well as a reliable reference on standard surgical techniques. The information provided is essential for all ophthalmologists, eye surgeons, clinicians, and residents who need a thorough understanding of the surgical techniques and complication avoidance that will most benefit their patients.