Cataract surgery and its complications

This 25th anniversary edition of the definitive reference for cataract surgery has been completely updated, while retaining its unique blend of academic and practical material. More than just a "how to do it" book, this text offers pathogenesis and pathophysiology of complications, as well as practical advice and strategies on surgical technique. All chapters have been extensively revised, with replacement of outdated material and illustrations to keep the text as concise and clinically useful as possible.

Contains fully updated and comprehensive information on what is still the most frequently performed procedure in ophthalmology today. Unique academic approach to the subject presents the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of the complications of cataract surgery. Authors are authorities in the field who provide expert information and guidance on both surgical techniques and complications. Highly illustrated with 100 new line drawings and state-of-the-art surgical photographs in a fully updated color section. Co-authored by two renowned academicians -- sons of the highly respected Dr. Norman Jaffe -- who lend their expertise to this classic reference.

Includes an extensively revised, full-colour section on the latest advances in surgical technique.

Highly illustrated with newly rendered drawings of the latest procedures in cataract surgery.

Features new chapters on postoperative strabismus, atonic pupil, capsule contraction syndrome, and malpositions of intraocular lenses.

Maintains the manageable size of the previous edition through elimination of obsolete material and outdated techniques.