Ocular Surface Tumors

Ocular surface tumors, although uncommon, are significant disorders of the ocular surface, including conjunctiva, cornea, and adjacent structures. Benign growths, which are more or less harmless, are less dangerous than malignant ones, which may impact vision and overall ocular health. This book has 13 Chapters, including:Introduction and Chapter 1, Introduction to Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 2, Classification of Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 3, Pathophysiology of Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 4, Management of Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 5, Clinical Presentation of Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 6, Diagnostic Techniques for Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 7, Recent Advances in the Treatment of Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 8, Prognosis and Follow-up Care for Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 9, Psychosocial Aspects and Quality of Life for Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 10, Future Directions for Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 11, Case Studies for Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 12, Pediatric Ocular Surface Tumors;Chapter 13, Recurrence and Metastatic Disease in Ocular Surface Tumors, and finally, References.I hope all students, Professors and Other interested parties can use this book.

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Mitra Akbari, M.DAssociate Professor of Cornea and Anterior SegmentEye Research Center, Department of Eye, Amiralmomenin Hospital, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Science, Rasht, Iran.