by Goldman Darin R, Reichel Elias, Duker Jay S, Fein Jordana G.

The aim of this book, Handbook of Retinal Disease: A Case-Based Approach, is to provide a ‘high-yield’, easily accessible educational reference, while also offering the sense of an interactive case-based conference. Each chapter is devoted to a single diagnosis, ranging from simple to complex. The cases simulate a real patient presenting with a complaint or finding typical of the disease. The unique format of our book provides an effective yet efficient method to stay current on retinal diseases in a case-based layout. The readers are guided through the process of determining the key pathologic clinical finding, formulating a stratified differential diagnosis, asking pertinent historical questions, and determining appropriate diagnostic testing to achieve the correct diagnosis.