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Ocular effects of non-ionizing radiation
Ophthalmology, the essentials
Colour atlas of ophthalmology
Alto a la perdida de vision
Alto a la perdida de vision

By Bruce Fife

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"Durante años se nos ha hecho creer que una vez que comenzamos a perder la vista ya no se recupera. Y lo mismo se ha dicho siempre sobre el cerebro: que las células cerebrales no se regeneran. Esta...

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On the anomalies of accommodation and refraction of the eye
Neuro-ophthalmology update
Immunology and immunopathology of the eye
Ocular pathology update
Ocular pathology update

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Pediatric ocular tumors
Pediatric ocular tumors

By Don H. Nicholson

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Handbook of clinical ophthalmology
Handbook of clinical ophthalmology

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vii, 816 p. : 24 cm

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