The Macula: Diagnosis, Treatment and Future Trends,9783211406915

The Macula: Diagnosis, Treatment and Future Trends

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ISBN13: 9783211406915
ISBN10: 3211406913
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2004-08-01
Publisher(s): SPRINGER
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Summary

This book covers the most recent diagnosis and management in age-related macular degeneration, with it's current medical and surgical treatment options. Topics include the field of retinal transplantation, retinal rotation, angiogenesis and anti-angiogenesis, photodynamic therapy, transpupillary therapy and rheopheresis. In the first chapters the recent knowledge of macular biology, its functional anatomy role of the vitreoretinal interface and the vitreous are described. Furthermore, the latest technology available in macular diagnosis is presented, especially high resolution OCT, 25 gauge vitrectomy systems and drug release systems are presented. Latest approaches for treatment of chronic macular edema and vein occlusions are discussed as well as the latest developments in retinal prosthesis. All topics are well illustrated with mostly coloured pictures.

Table of Contents

Macular biology, pathophysiology
Macular photoreceptor organization
1(8)
Ahnelt P.K.
Schubert Ch.
Anger E.M.
Macular pigment -- its role in health and disease
9(8)
Boulton M.
The importance of maintaining the RPE phenotype in retinal transplantation
17(10)
Boulton M.
Retinal transplantation -- experimental studies
What are the problems with retinal cell transplants?
27(12)
Gouras P.
Experimental transplantation of IPE to the subretinal space-morphology and photoreceptor survival
39(6)
Crafoord S.
Harvesting efficacy and viability of retinal pigment epithelial cells in aspirates from posterior retinal areas -- a study on human eyes
45(6)
Assadoullina A.
Binder S.
Stanzel B.
Abri A.
Krugluger W.
Scholz S.
Feichtinger H.
Retinal transplantation -- clinical studies
Iris pigment epithelium transplantation -- experimental and clinical results
51(6)
Thumann G.
Aisenbrey S.
Bartz-Schmidt K.U.
Translocation of iris pigment epithelium in patients with exudative age-related maculer degeneration -- long term results
57(10)
Lappas A.
Foerster A.M.H.
Weinberger A.W.A.
Coburger S.
Schrage N.
Kirchhof B.
Transplantation of HLA-typed RPE in age-related macular degeneration -- results after 6 months follow-up
67(10)
Richard G.
Engelmann K.
Valtink M.
Weichel J.
Transplantation of autologous retinal pigment epithelium in eyes with neovascular age-related macular degeneration
77(8)
Binder S.
Krebs I.
Stolba U.
Abri A.
Feichtinger H.
Hilgers R.-D.
Kellner L.
Jahn C.
Assadoullina A.
Stanzel B.
Subretinal surgery
Retrospective analysis of subretinal surgery
85(10)
Falkner C.I.
Binder S.
Leitich H.
Subfoveal neovascular membranes -- membrane morphology and outcome after combined subretinal surgery and autologous RPE transplantation
95(6)
Assadoullina A.
Feichtinger H.
Binder S.
Abri A.
Macular translocation
Current status of macular translocation surgery
101(14)
De Juan E. Jr.
Fujii G.Y.
Au Eong K.-G.
Humayun M.S.
Lakhanpal R.R.
Two-year results after macular translocation with 360° retinotomy
115(8)
Aisenbrey S.
Thumann G.
Bartz-Schmidt K.U.
Cataract and AMD
Cataract extraction in age-related macular degeneration: the ECAM-Study -- an ongoing trial
123(10)
Brunner S.
Falkner C.I.
Krebs I.
Abri A.
Binder S.
Combined phacoemulsification and lens implantation with vitreous surgery in macular disorders
133(6)
Jahn C.E.
Binder S.
Krebs I.
Stolba U.
Mihalics C.
Abri A.
Photodynamic therapy and rheopheresis
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) in eyes with pathologic myopia
139(10)
Krebs I.
Binder S.
Stolba U.
Abri A.
Klingel R. for the MIRA-1 Study Group: Interim analysis of the MIRA-1-multicenter double masked placebo controlled trial of rheopheresis in dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) with soft drusen
149(22)
The vitreous and vitreoretinal diseases
Vitreous pathobiology and pharmacologic vitreolysis
171(10)
Sebag J.
Diffuse diabetic macular edema: results after intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide
181(4)
Kreissig I.
Jonas J.
Degenring R.F.
Optical coherence tomography titrated photocoagulation in diabetic clinically significant macular edema
185(10)
Das T.
Simanjuntak G.
Sumasri K.
Long-term visual results after vitrectomy in diabetic macular edema
195(6)
Kieselbach G.
Kralinger F.
Pedri M.
Troger J.
Kralinger M.T.
Vitrectomy in eyes with diabetic macular edema
201(6)
Stolba U.
Krebs I.
Binder S.
Neumaier B.
Brunner S.
Anaoko-Mensah T.
Therapies for vein occlusions
Vitrectomy for CME in retinal vein occlusions -- A new indication?
207(4)
Velikay-Parel M.
Comparative study of vitrectomy with and without vein decompression for branch retinal vein occlusion. A pilot study
211(10)
Figueroa M.S.
Radial optic neurotomy for central retinal vein occlusion-first results
221(6)
Binder S.
Brunner S.
Abri A
Examination methods
Structural changes following photodynamic therapy evaluated by Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
227(6)
Krebs I.
Binder S.
Stolba U.
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) for idiopathic macular holes and macular pucker
233(6)
Ripandelli G.
Scassa C.
Coppe A.
Sciamanna M.
Fundus autofluorescence mapping using a confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscope
239(8)
Bindewald A.
Schmitz-Valckenberg S.
Holz F. G.
Multifocal electroretinography (mfERG) in macular disorders
247(6)
Abri A.
Binder S.
Assadoullina A.
Brunner S.
Harrer E.
Golestani E.
Standards of reading performance and visual acuity measurements in maculopathy-reliability and validity analyses of vision tests
253(8)
Radner W.
Stifter E.
Richter-Mueksch S.
Kiss Ch.
Velikay-Parel M
New instruments -- intrasurgical tools
Recent trends in ocular drug delivery
261(22)
Parel J.-M.
Milne P.J.
Parrish R.K.
Minimally invasive vitreoretinal surgery (25-gauge)
283(4)
De Juan E. Jr.
Lakhanpal R. R.
Barnes A.
Humayun M. S.
Fujii G. Y.
Indocyanine-green enhanced vitreous surgery
287(6)
Abri A.
Binder S.
Assadoullina A.
Brunner S.
Retinal prosthesis
Epi-retinal prosthesis
293(6)
De Juan E. Jr.
Weiland J. D.
Humayun M. S.
Fujii G. Y.
The subretinal implant -- present status of the German Research Group
299
Sachs H. G.
Gabel V.-P.

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