Titlebook: Corneal Diseases in Children; Challenges and Contr Kathryn Colby Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Allergic eye disease.C

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Imaging,se devices can assist in the care of these challenging patients. An increasing number of imaging options are available to assist in diagnosis and management of the pediatric corneal patient. Choice of imaging device depends on the pathology of interest, patient age and level of cooperation, and avai

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Infectious Keratitis,e. While it is considered an uncommon event among pediatric populations, estimated to be between 9 and 13% of all cases, the timely diagnosis and treatment of these infections is particularly important as younger patients are susceptible to developing not only blindness from corneal disease, but als

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Allergic Diseases,ects the health and overall quality of life of children and their families. Patients frequently have a history of other atopic diseases, such as eczema, asthma, or, most commonly, rhinitis. Allergic conjunctivitis is the most common ocular allergy syndrome among children, with atopic keratoconjuncti

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Ocular Surface Diseases,n the integrity of the adjacent structures: the eyelids, meibomian glands, and lacrimal system. A healthy ocular surface maintains the clarity of the cornea, the major refracting power of the eye. It also protects the underlying globe from infection and trauma. The ocular surface must maintain a del

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Congenital Anomalies,etic influences orchestrate proper morphogenesis. Several forms of anterior segment dysgenesis, such as sclerocornea and Peters anomaly, lead to corneal opacity. However, this traditional terminology allows neither genotype–phenotype correlations nor prediction of outcomes following surgical interve

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Surgery,surgical techniques, and postoperative care will be discussed for surgeries including variations of keratoplasty, (penetrating, anterior lamellar, and endothelial), keratoprosthesis surgery, and ocular surface reconstruction. Ophthalmologists who diagnose, surgically manage, and care for children wi

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Corneal Diseases in Children: Amblyopia Management, usually in one eye, that is structurally normal, amblyopia often coexists in a child with a corneal disorder. Key concepts include critical period of visual development, assessment of vision in children, identification of amblyopia risk factors, definition of amblyopia, and treatment options for am