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Glaucoma: Color Atlas & Synopsis Of Clinical Ophtalmology
Glaucoma: Color Atlas & Synopsis Of Clinical Ophtalmology

By Douglas J. Rhee, Christopher J. Rapuano

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Quick reference and color atlases covering 5 sub-specialties in ophthalmology.Each book will cover the following areas: Epidemiology and Etiology; HistoryPhysical Examination; Differential Diagnosi...

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Ophthalmologic Drug Guide
Ophthalmologic Drug Guide

By Douglas J. Rhee

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1. Antibacterial Agents -- 2. Antifungal Agents -- 3. Antiviral Agents -- 4. Antiparasitic Agents -- 5. Antiglaucoma Agents -- 6. Neuro-ophthalmology -- 7. Anti-inflammatory Agents -- 8. Mydriates,...

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Ophthalmologic Drug Guide
The Wills Eye Manual
The Wills Eye Drug Guide: Diagnostic And Therapeutic Medications
Wills Eye Manual and Drug Guide for PDA
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Ophthalmologic drug guide
Ophthalmologic Drug Guide
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