Choroidal Melanoma

FIRST EXCLUSIVE ONLINE Atlas of Clinical Cases of CHOROIDAL MELANOMA.

Includes diagnosis, treatment, monitoring and management of LONG TERM complications.

FIRST EXCLUSIVE ONLINE Atlas of Clinical Cases of CHOROIDAL MELANOMA.

What EXACTLY is included?

• Introductory chapter with epidemiology, risk factors, clinical aspects, diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment of choroidal melanoma.
  
• Posterior pole choroidal melanoma.
  
• Recurrence of choroidal melanoma.
  
• Exudative RD and melanoma.
  
• Surgical endoresection of hemorrhagic digitiform melanoma.
• Management of post-radiation retinopathy.
• Amelanotic melanoma.
  
• Large peripheral melanoma.
• Vitreous hemorrhage and melanoma.
  
• Choroidal melanoma in the macular area
  
• Liver and lung metastases.
  
• Neovascular membrane and melanoma.
  
• Toxic tumor syndrome.
  
• Choroidal melanoma close to optic disc.
  
• Neovascular glaucoma and melanoma.
  
• Small size melanoma in the macular area.
• Long-term follow-up.

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY pages with complete iconography:

Retinography, ultra-wide field, UWF angiography, ultrasound, OCT, autofluorescence...

Beatriz Abadía MD, PhD.

Vitreo-retinal surgeon.

Dr. Abadía is founder of Retina Academy as well as a board certified ophthalmologist who specializes in medical and surgical disorders of the retina and vitreous. Her surgical interests include retinal detachment, macular holes, epiretinal membranes and diabetic retinopathy.

She earned her medical degree from University of Zaragoza, Spain. She completed her ophthalmology residency at Miguel Servet University Hospital. She completed her medical and surgical vitreoretinal fellowship at FISABIO (Valencia, Spain).

Dr. Abadía is a member of the Spanish Vitreo Retinal Society (SERV). She is an author of over 20 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters. Her clinical work currently takes place at Clinica Baviera in Zaragoza, Spain,

She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Sanitas prize for the best Resident Medical Intern in the country and the best Resident Medical Intern in Aragón (Spain).

Amparo Navea MD, PhD.

Vitreo-retinal Surgeon.

I was trained as an ophthalmologist through the MIR system in the Ophthalmology Service of the La Fe University Hospital in Valencia. I completed my training in various hospitals in Spain (Barcelona and Madrid) and abroad: Paris, Frankfurt, New York, and Cleveland, among others. When I finished the residency, I joined the staff of the La Fe ophthalmology and developed my professional work there until December 2004.

Since January 2005 I have been the Medical Director of the Mediterranean Ophthalmology Foundation, being also the head of the Retina Unit of this center. In July 2013, the Foundation merged with a larger one and changed its name to FISABIO Oftalmología Medica, I was its director until May 2017, combining management tasks with work in the Retina Unit. I have been a professor of Ophthalmology and in charge of the signature Skin and Organs of the Senses at the CEU-Cardenal Herrera University at its headquarters in Valencia and Castellón until September 2020. In 2011 we inaugurated the Retina Institute. Although we treat many types of ocular pathologies, we have special dedication to retina patients. I have been a principal investigator in numerous projects and clinical trials, I have published more than 50 articles in prestigious national and foreign journals, written books and book chapters within ophthalmology, I am a member of several scientific societies, annually I attend scientific Congresses of my specialty, actively participating in them.

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