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Neuro Ophthalmology Review Manual Revised Edition
Neuro Ophthalmology Review Manual Revised Edition

By Lanning B. Kline, Frank J. Bajandas

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Introductory textbook for residents in ophthalmology and neurology that can be used as a quick reference book by practitioners in either discipline. Includes helpful illustrations, anatomy diagrams...

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101 Pearls in Refractive Cataract and Corneal Surgery
Refractive Surface Ablation
Optics retinoscopy and refractometry
Clinical Skills for the Ophthalmic Examination
The eye exam
The eye exam

By Gary S. Schwartz

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Phaco Nightmares
Phaco Nightmares

By Amar Agarwal

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Helps the cataract surgeor prepare for and to manage unavoidable complications. More than 300 illustrations and photographs supplement the important information presented, providing visual as well...

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Presbyopic Lens Surgery
Perimetry and the Fundus
Perimetry and the Fundus

By Edoardo Midena

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Panoramic Ophthalmoscopy

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