In recent years, CT and MRI have provided powerful new tools for diagnosing lesions of the globe and orbit. At the same time, the great variety and distribution of these lesions-many of which are seen rarely in the clinic-have continued to make diagnosis difficult for most general radiologists.
Combining the experience of both radiologists and ophthalmologists, this important work offers the most complete coverage of globe and orbit imaging available today. Practically organized by anatomical region, the book features hundreds of high-quality radiographic images, and will enable correct diagnosis of a broad range of globe and orbit disorders.
