Taylor and Hoyt's Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus 5th Edition

Taylor and Hoyt’s Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, 5th Edition remains the definitive reference for diagnosing and managing childhood eye disorders. With new chapters, expanded video content, and contributions from leading global experts, this thoroughly updated edition offers the most current and complete coverage in this dynamic field.

Under the expert guidance of editors Dr. Scott R. Lambert and Dr. Christopher J. Lyons, the text reflects significant advances in both medical and surgical aspects of pediatric ophthalmology. From emerging imaging techniques and refractive error management to the impact of digital tools in practice, this edition equips clinicians with up-to-date, real-world solutions for patient care.

This comprehensive, visually rich reference is essential for pediatric ophthalmologists, trainees, and anyone involved in the care of children with eye conditions or strabismus.

Key Features:

• Expert clinical guidance: In-depth coverage of the full spectrum of pediatric eye disorders, with updated discussions on etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and surgical approaches.
• Nine brand-new chapters, including:
• Management of Refractive Errors in Children
• Binocular Vision
• Conjunctival Tumors
• Patient-Family Communication
• Mobile Apps and Digital Tools in Pediatric Ophthalmology
• "How-to" surgical guidance: Step-by-step strabismus surgery chapter features extensive illustrations and clear procedural breakdowns for hands-on application.
• More than 1,800 images and artworks: High-resolution visuals support accurate diagnosis and surgical planning.
• Expanded video library: Includes 60+ narrated instructional clips, offering clear demonstrations of essential diagnostic and surgical techniques—ideal for teaching and review.
•  “Practical Problems” section: Addresses complex and nuanced patient scenarios with real-world strategies and clinical decision-making support.
• Advanced imaging and treatment coverage: Includes OCT, orbit and pathway imaging, and modern therapies like anti-VEGF for retinopathy of prematurity and minimally invasive strabismus surgery.