Books and bibliography

Modern Keratoplasty: Surgical Techniques and Indications (2023, Springer)

Modern Keratoplasty brings together the major advances in current corneal transplant and surgical techniques, ranging from traditional penetrating keratoplasty to procedures such as DALK, DSAEK, DMEK, and new techniques in intralamellar surgery and corneal regeneration. The book offers a practical overview of technology, surgical techniques, innovations, and clinical outcomes, making it an essential reference for corneal specialists, ophthalmic surgeons, residents, and researchers.

Aging in Ophthalmology (Elsevier)

This book is the first to be published internationally in 20 years. It is a work that explains the aging process of the eye and its interaction with visual quality, covering everything from basic to clinical aspects. It is a unique work of its kind and the only one available on this topic internationally in more than 20 years.

Management of Complications in Refractive Surgery (3rd edition, Springer)

This is the third edition of a “best seller” that provides an encyclopedic description of all aspects of complications in refractive surgery. It is an essential reference for refractive, anterior segment, and corneal surgeons, and it is the most compelling international reference work on the subject.

Multifocal IOLs: The Art and the Practice (3rd edition, Springer)

The third edition of this book serves as an updated compendium of the two previous editions. It includes an evidence-based analysis of the quality of articles published on the topic of multifocal, focus-extending, and accommodative intraocular lenses, providing an encyclopedic description of all those currently available. It is an essential reference work for cataract surgeons, refractive surgeons, and surgeons specializing in the anterior segment of the eye in general.