ABC of Eyes (ABC Series) by Peng T. Khaw

Product Description

In the three years since the 3rd edition much has changed in the treatment of eye conditions. Glaucoma and macular degeneration, laser treatment compared with surgery, how to deal with refractive errors - all these will be described in detail and illustrated with newly commissioned drawings and photographs.
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #1233564 in Books
Published on: 2004-04-09
Number of items: 1
Binding: Paperback
80 pages
Editorial Reviews

American Journal of Ophthalmology
ABC of eyes, as a critical primer, is an excellent introduction to ophthalmology with admirable simplicity, authority and clarity.

Book Info
Univ. College, London, UK. Introductory text of practical advice on the identification, treatment, and management of all major eye disorders and when to refer patients to a specialist. Topics include red eye, eyelid and lacrimal disorders, cataracts, refractive errors, glaucomas, and squint. For general practitioners, residents, and students. Previous edition: c1994. Softcover.

From the Publisher
Part of the best-selling ABC series Includes CD-ROM New artwork Simple, patient orientated and highly illustrated text New information on glaucoma, macular degeneration Laser treatment compared with surgery Refractive errors
Customer Reviews

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The ABC of eyes provided me, a third year British medical student, with just what I needed. It is a fantastic introduction to opthalmology for anyone with a basic grounding in the medical sciences. The book focuses on the main areas of the speciality best of all is concise. If you are looking for a text that will enable you to impress your consultants with bizzare abstract knowladge then this is not for you. If however what you want is a quick non nonsence overview of a highly complicated field in just one evening the look no further you have found the book for you. Put simply, this book is the first step on the ophthalmic ladder, all be it a short step it is made a very smooth one by the digestable format and ease of which it reads.