Clinical Decision Making in Glaucoma is a comprehensive guide that delves into the complexities of diagnosing and managing glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide. Authored by a team of renowned experts—Shibal Bhartiya, Colin Clement, Syril Dorairaj, and George Y.X. Kong—this second edition serves as an invaluable resource for ophthalmologists and healthcare professionals involved in glaucoma care. The book provides a structured approach to evidence-based diagnosis, risk assessment, and therapeutic strategies, ensuring optimal patient management. With detailed case studies, high-quality illustrations, and updated clinical guidelines, this book helps clinicians navigate the challenges of diagnosing and treating various forms of glaucoma, including open-angle, angle-closure, and secondary glaucomas.

Top 5 Key Features:

Evidence-Based Diagnostic Protocols: Provides clinicians with the most up-to-date clinical evidence to select appropriate diagnostic tests, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.
Clinical Case Illustrations: Uses real-world cases to elucidate complex concepts, highlighting potential fallacies and pitfalls in interpretation.
Comprehensive Coverage: Addresses both common and rare glaucoma conditions, empowering clinicians to navigate a wide spectrum of clinical scenarios with confidence.
Multidisciplinary Perspectives: Incorporates insights from a global team of glaucoma specialists, reflecting diverse clinical experiences and approaches.
Updated Clinical Guidelines: Aligns with the latest advancements and international guidelines in glaucoma management, ensuring relevance to current clinical practice.