Handbook of Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology

This comprehensive guide details significant clinical trials in ophthalmology, including various subspecialties. The Handbook of Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology is an invaluable resource for practitioners.

The Handbook of Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology serves as an essential resource for professionals in the field of ophthalmology, compiling significant clinical trials across various subspecialties. Each trial is meticulously presented in a consistent format, which includes an overview of the study's background and purpose, its design, and a detailed account of the number of subjects involved, along with inclusion and exclusion criteria. This structured approach allows readers to quickly grasp the context and scope of each trial, making it easier to apply findings in clinical practice.

In addition to the comprehensive descriptions, the Handbook of Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology features 'at a glance' tables that summarize key aspects of each trial. These tables enhance the usability of the handbook, enabling practitioners to quickly reference crucial information without delving into lengthy texts. The topics covered are extensive, including critical areas such as glaucoma, cornea, diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration, retinal detachment, neuro-ophthalmology, and ocular melanoma, among others.

Trials are organized either chronologically or based on their significance, ensuring that readers can easily navigate through the material. Extensive referencing is provided for those interested in further reading, making this handbook not only a useful guide but also a valuable educational tool. The previous edition of this comprehensive text was published in 2013, and this updated version aims to reflect the latest advancements in the field.