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Book Builders Editions Africa The Atlas of Retinal Diseases in Nigerians

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The Atlas of Retinal Diseases in Nigerians is an attempt to document common retinal diseases seen by the author over the past 20 years. The book is intended to be a quick reference guide for ophthalmologist-in-training and to offer brief management modalities based on evidence in the literature. Some major landmark retinal studies are summarized to help in decision-making based on scientific evidence. A section on the use of mobile phones for taking retinal pictures is included to aid patient education and telemedicine. Finally, retinal studies by the author carried out on Nigerians is summarized at the end of the book. About the Author Oluleye S. Tunji set up the Retina Unit of the Department of Ophthalmology, University of Ibadan and the University College Hospital, and has since trained many residents and fellows. He has numerous publications on the diseases of the retina in local and international journals.

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