Step by Step Corneal Topography

Given that most ophthalmic surgeons at some time in their careers have struggled with reading a corneal topography map and attempting to ascertain if it is normal or abnormal, this handy step by step guide to corneal topography is an excellent aide-memoire. Readers will find this difficult, often confusing mixture of art and science that is corneal topography much more manageable in their day-to-day practice. The illustrious Agarwal family -- Sunita, Athiya and Amar -- cover the common use of corneal topography, that of keratoconus detection; however, the gems are those unique areas: extensive use of corneal topography for cataract surgery and phakonit, posterior corneal topography, aberropia. The authors go just that little bit further than others and offer splendid information on teh use of topography for aberrometry guided excimer laster applications. This small text is an absolute gem and is requisite reading for all ophthalmologists.Agarwal, Sunita is the author of 'Step by Step Corneal Topography', published 2005 under ISBN 9781841845470 and ISBN 1841845477.