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Topics in neuro-ophthalmology
Topics in neuro-ophthalmology

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Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology
Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology

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Excimer laser phototherapeutic keratectomy
Animal Models in Eye Research
Eyes and Ears
Eyes and Ears

By Seymour Simon

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Describes the anatomy of the eye and ear, how those organs function and some ways in which they may malfunction, and how the brain is also involved in our seeing and hearing.

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Eyes and Ears
Eyes and Ears

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Eyes & seeing
Eyes & seeing

By Joan Elma Rahn

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Describes some diverse types of eyes from flatworms to humans. Includes information on light and simple experiments.

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Spectacles
Spectacles

By Ellen Raskin

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A nearsighted little girl talks about and shows some of the unusual things she saw before being fitted with glasses.

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Use Your Own Eyes Normal Sight Without Glasses and Strengthening the Eyes
Look at your eyes
Look at your eyes

By Paul Showers

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