Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: A Comprehensive Guide for Retina Specialists and Ophthalmologists

Written by renowned author Jay Chhablani, this book delves into the mechanisms, pathogenesis, and risk factors of Central Serous Chorioretinopathy (CSCR), a common disorder affecting people worldwide. With a variable prognosis and no standard of care, CSCR requires a deeper understanding for effective management.

Understanding the Pathogenesis and Mechanisms of CSCR

Recent advancements in imaging modalities have significantly improved our understanding of this disease. This book summarizes the clinical understanding of CSCR, exploring its pathogenesis, molecular mechanisms, and risk factors in detail.

Imaging Modalities for CSCR Diagnosis

The book compares the role of angiography, tomography, and additional imaging modalities in diagnosing CSCR, enabling clinicians to choose the best approach for their patients.

Treatment Options for CSCR Management

Discover the best treatment practices for CSCR, including new laser, photodynamic, and oral medication treatments. The book also discusses translational research into potential new treatments, offering hope for improved patient outcomes.

This comprehensive guide is an indispensable resource for retina specialists, surgeons, researchers, and clinical practitioners in sensory systems (vision), and ophthalmologists seeking to stay updated on the latest developments in CSCR management.

Published by Elsevier Science in March 2019, this book is available in English, with ISBN numbers 9780128168004 (hardcover) and 9780128173015 (ebook).