Anna Hovakimyan
Disease and pathologies can differ based on geographic area as well as social conditions of life. This is no less true for the treatment of cornea and external diseases. It is important for ophthalmologists to remain updated on the best practices for treatment of unique cases that may be rare in other countries, as well as vigilant as to the best course of treatment for specific demographics. Medical Atlas of Cornea and External Diseases in Middle Eastern Populations details the unique cases of cornea and external diseases in the Middle East, providing a comprehensive collection of cases that are very rare in other regions of the world. This atlas presents over 800 pictures of different corneal pathologies and external diseases, including before and after treatment, over ten years of clinical practice. The atlas focuses on Middle Eastern patients with all diagnoses and treatment performed by the author at Malayan Eye Center in Yerevan, Armenia. Covering topics such as corneal surgeries, eyelid diseases, and congenital disorders, this book is the ideal resource for ophthalmologists, junior practitioners, medical residents and students, professors, hospital administration, researchers, and academicians.
