Lecture Notes on Ophthalmology

By:

Bruce James

Contributor(s):

Anthony J. Bron

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: southern gate willey-blackwell 2011Edition: 11th edDescription: xi-332 pages includes indexISBN:

9781444335583

LOC classification:

617.7 JAM

Summary: Lecture Notes in Ophthalmology is a core text designed to meet the needs of medical students, junior doctors, optometrists and opticians who need a concise overview of this important subject. Lecture Notes on Ophthalmology begins with a brief introduction to the structure and function of the eye, which is integrated with the clinical science. With 17 chapters and now heavily illustrated with 50 full–colour line diagrams and more than 100 clinical photographs, this book concentrates on the most common eye problems that students and doctors can expect to diagnose and manage. Because the authors give each condition a highly structured description to facilitate easy access to information, they ensure, therefore, that the book is ideal for revision.

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Lecture Notes in Ophthalmology is a core text designed to meet the needs of medical students, junior doctors, optometrists and opticians who need a concise overview of this important subject. Lecture Notes on Ophthalmology begins with a brief introduction to the structure and function of the eye, which is integrated with the clinical science. With 17 chapters and now heavily illustrated with 50 full–colour line diagrams and more than 100 clinical photographs, this book concentrates on the most common eye problems that students and doctors can expect to diagnose and manage. Because the authors give each condition a highly structured description to facilitate easy access to information, they ensure, therefore, that the book is ideal for revision.

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