MASQUERADE SYNDROME IN OPHTHALMOLOGY: A Clinical Handbook of the Great Imitators Eye

A Clinical Handbook of the Great Imitators of the Eye is a comprehensive, evidence-based, and highly practical guide designed to help ophthalmologists recognize these deceptive conditions with confidence.Organized into three structured sections and twelve clinically focused chapters, the book takes readers from the historical evolution and classification of masquerade syndromes to modern diagnostic algorithms, multimodal imaging, molecular diagnostics, and contemporary management strategies.Richly illustrated with high-quality clinical photographs, OCT, fundus autofluorescence, fluorescein angiography, ICGA, B-scan ultrasonography, pathology images, flowcharts, diagnostic algorithms, tables, and clinical pearls, this handbook transforms complex concepts into practical bedside decision-making.The handbook covers:Primary vitreoretinal lymphoma and CNS lymphoma Metastatic ocular tumors and paraneoplastic syndromes,Uveal and iris tumors mimicking uveitisOcular surface and pediatric neoplasmsOcular tuberculosis, syphilis, viral retinitis, and other infectious masqueradesAutoimmune and granulomatous mimicsDrug-induced and iatrogenic masquerade syndromesRare and pediatric masquerade conditions.Written in a concise, clinically relevant style, this handbook serves as an essential reference for ophthalmology residents, fellows, comprehensive ophthalmologists, retina specialists, uveitis specialists, ocular oncologists, and practicing eye care professionals.