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The fifth edition of Corneal Tomography in Clinical Practice presents a comprehensive and updated two-volume set, offering a complete guide to anterior segment imaging.
The book has been restructured into two volumes, providing a complete journey from fundamental concepts, to real-world clinical decision-making through MCQs and case-based self-assessment, making it both an invaluable reference, as well as training tool.
Volume One revisits the foundations of corneal optics, topography, and tomography, while incorporating the latest clinical insights and expanded coverage of the Pentacam HR, including advanced maps and staging systems.
It introduces new systematic methods such as the Sinjab PS3 algorithm for tomographic interpretation, and the PSIS algorithm for IOL selection, offering a clear, structured framework for clinical use. It also introduces new tool kits for phakic IOL implantation and modern cataract surgery.
Volume Two transforms learning into practice through more than 100 MCQs, each with detailed explanations, and a wide range of clinical cases presented in a self-assessment format.
The two volumes are available separately (Volume One – 9781787791923, Volume Two – 9781787791930) or as a set (9781787791954).
The previous edition (9781787791619) published in 2021.
Mazen M Sinjab MD MSc ABOphth PhD FRCOphth (Hons) CertLRS (London)
Professor of Ophthalmology, Damascus University, Syria; Visiting Professor, Hassan II University, Casablanca, Morocco; Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Phaco-Refractive Surgeon; Dr Mazen Sinjab Eye Clinic, Dubai, UAE; Al Zahra Eye Centre, Damascus, Syria
Section 1: Introduction
Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Corneal Optics and Geometry
Chapter 2: Techniques for Measuring Corneal Geometry
Chapter 3: Guidelines for Screening and Evaluation
Section 2: Corneal Maps and Displays
Chapter 4: Overview of Corneal Map Interpretation
Chapter 5: Analysis of Corneal Power Maps
Chapter 6: Understanding Elevation Maps
Chapter 7: Belin/Ambrosio Enhanced Ectasia Display (BAD)
Chapter 8: Corneal Thickness Maps and Pachymetric Profiles
Chapter 9: Geometric Tomography and Corneal Topometry
Chapter 10: Interpretation of the Holladay Report
Section 3: Understanding Corneal Astigmatism
Chapter 11: Overview of Corneal Astigmatism
Chapter 12: Astigmatic Disparity and Its Clinical Implications
Section 4: Systematic Interpretation of Corneal Tomography
Chapter 13: Validating Image Capture and Data Quality
Chapter 14: Identifying Factors Leading to False Findings
Chapter 15: Concept of Enantiomorphism in Corneal Imaging
Chapter 16: The Practical Subjective Scoring System (PS3)
Section 5: Wavefront Analysis
Chapter 17: Principles of Wavefront Analysis and Acquisition
Chapter 18: Zernike Polynomial Analysis in Corneal Imaging
Chapter 19: Corneal Asphericity and Its Related Metrics
Section 6: Tomography in Ectatic Corneal Diseases
Chapter 20: Key Tomographic Features of Ectatic Disorders
Chapter 21: Grading Systems for Ectatic Corneal Diseases
Chapter 22: Criteria for Monitoring Disease Progression
Chapter 23: Conditions Commonly Misdiagnosed as Ectasia
Section 7: Tomographic Toolkit
Chapter 24: Toolkit for Cataract and Clear Lens Extraction Surgery
Chapter 25: The PSIS Algorithm for Subjective IOL Selection
Chapter 26: Toolkit for Phakic IOL Implantation
Chapter 27: Toolkit for Keratoconus and Ectatic Conditions
Index