Lavishly illustrated with layered anatomical artwork, Atlas of Clinical and Surgical Orbital Anatomy, 3rd Edition, provides a rich visual resource for ophthalmic, oculoplastic, and other surgeons to fully understand relevant orbital anatomic structures as well as their clinical and surgical correlations. Under the expert authorship of Dr. Jonathan J. Dutton, this fully revised edition demonstrates complex structures through unique illustrations and comprehensive coverage from embryology through adult anatomy, helping clinicians enhance their diagnostic and surgical expertise.

Key Features:
- Features layered anatomical illustrations that use multiple sequential artworks to display relevant structures and highlight key intricacies, as well as sectional anatomic correlations with CT and MRI.
- Depicts each system three-dimensionally through illustrations in frontal, lateral, and superior views, drawn from layered 150-micron histologic sections through human orbits.
- Discusses every anatomic system from embryology to adult anatomy and correlates individual structures with the most common clinical disorders and diseases.
- Includes expanded discussions in the Clinical Correlations chapter sections to include more disease conditions of interest to ophthalmologists, otolaryngologists, and plastic surgeons.
- Contains a new chapter on the Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses covering relevant anatomy and how these structures relate to orbital disease, trauma, and surgery.
- Offers a new discussion of surgical procedures and their relation to orbital anatomy, including bony orbital decompression, orbital floor fracture repair, strabismus surgery, oculocardiac reflex with EOM surgery, optic nerve fenestration, blepharoptosis, blepharoplasty, entropion, entropion, transvenous embolization for carotic-cavernous fistula, subperiosteal hematoma drainage, orbital exenteration, and more.
- Provides updated references and discussions in every chapter based on the most recent literature.

CONTENTS:
1. Cavernous sinus
2. Osteology of the orbit
3. Extraocular muscles
4. Orbital nerves
5. Arterial supply to the orbit
6. Venous and lymphatic systems
7. Orbital fat and connective tissue systems
8. Eyelids, brows, and anterior orbit
9. Lacrimal gland and drainage system
10. Nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses
11. Histologic anatomy of the orbit
12. Radiographic correlations