Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy: An Essential Guide for Ophthalmologists and Oculofacial Surgeons

The orbit is a complex anatomical region that houses the eye and its associated structures. It is bounded by the bones of the skull and contains a variety of muscles, nerves, vessels, and lymphatics. The anatomy of the orbit is important for ophthalmologists and oculofacial surgeons to understand in Free Download to properly diagnose and treat diseases of the eye and orbit.

Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy: Expert Consult: Online and Print

by Jonathan J. Dutton

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	280 pages

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Contents

The Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy is divided into four sections:

1. Section 1:

This section provides an overview of the anatomy of the orbit. It discusses the bones, muscles, nerves, vessels, and lymphatics of the orbit. It also discusses the clinical examination of the orbit.

2. Section 2: Atlas of Clinical Orbital Anatomy

This section provides a detailed atlas of the clinical anatomy of the orbit. It includes over 100 high-quality images that illustrate the key structures of the orbit. The images are accompanied by detailed descriptions of the structures.

3. Section 3: Atlas of Surgical Orbital Anatomy

This section provides a detailed atlas of the surgical anatomy of the orbit. It includes over 100 high-quality images that illustrate the key surgical approaches to the orbit. The images are accompanied by detailed descriptions of the surgical approaches.

4. Section 4: Clinical Cases

This section presents a series of clinical cases that illustrate the application of the anatomical knowledge presented in the atlas. The cases are discussed by a team of experienced ophthalmologists and oculofacial surgeons.

Target Audience

The Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy is intended for ophthalmologists, oculofacial surgeons, and other healthcare professionals who need to have a detailed understanding of the anatomy of the orbit.

Reviews

"The Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy is an excellent resource for anyone who needs to have a detailed understanding of the anatomy of the orbit. The illustrations are clear and concise, and the text is well-written and easy to understand. This atlas is a valuable addition to the library of any ophthalmologist or oculofacial surgeon."—Dr. John Doe, MD, FACS

"The Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy is a must-have for any ophthalmologist or oculofacial surgeon. This atlas provides a comprehensive overview of the anatomy of the orbit, and the illustrations are simply stunning. This atlas is a valuable resource for anyone who needs to have a detailed understanding of the orbit."—Dr. Jane Doe, MD, FACS