Children's ophthalmology. Color atlas and a short guide for clinical ophthalmology. Ed. Nelson L.B.

The pathology of the organ of vision in children has significant differences from adults both in terms of a different spectrum of diseases, the predominance of innate and genetically determined forms, as well as the characteristics of the course and the identification of many processes associated with the age of the child (the formation of ambliopia; tension of the eye; late diagnostics, late diagnostics, related to the absence of complaints; The advantage of this publication is an extensive illustrative material with a brief description of almost the entire range of diseases of the organ of vision in children, including rare diseases and syndromes. A large number of photographs, a high level of presentation, references to literature on each section make this book useful and necessary both for teaching young specialists and to increase the level of knowledge of doctors of various specialties (neonatologists and pediatricians, ophthalmologists and geneticists, etc.). The Atlas is intended for a wide range of specialists in children's ophthalmology.