This second edition has been completely updated with new sections on molecular genetics and cancer research, reflecting the explosion of information for pathology techniques. Covering general principles of ophthalmic pathology in a manageable length with over 900 illustrations, this book allows for a clearer understanding. It is bench book designed to support general pathologists who are required to provide a service in ophthalmic pathology and ophthalmologists who work in a service laboratory. The unconventional chapter outline is based on the nature of the specimens received in a laboratory, for example, the traumatized eye and the conjunctival biopsy. This gives the relatively inexperienced a quick lead into the methods required for specimen handling and the requirements for a pathological report by using available histopathological technology. Professor Lee is an experienced UK Ophthalmic Histopathologist.
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Examination of the Globe. Technical Aspects; The Traumatised Eye; "Absolute Glaucoma"; Retinal Vascular Disease; Intraocular Tumours; Ocular Inflammation; Failed Treatment of Retinal Detachment; The Malformed Eye; "Autopsy Eye" - The Eye in Systemic Disease; Biopsy of The Eyelid, The Lacrimal Sac and the Temporal Artery; The Conjunctival Biopsy; The Orbit: Biopsy, Excision Biopsy and Exenteration Specimens; The Corneal Disc; Lens.
