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of a superior atlas
EYEINTURIES
An Illustrated Guide
By Elizabeth M. Eagling, MB, BS, FRCS,
and Michael J. Roper-Hall, MB, ChM, FRCS.
A practical guide
to the early management
of ophthalmic injuries
To act quickly and decisively ... to make
the correct diagnosis . . . to be aware of
and understand the options for treatment
available . . . how well the ophthalmologist
handles these essentials of clinical practice
determines the patient's chances for a full
recovery.
Eye Injuries: An Illustrated Guide provides
comprehensive coverage of all aspects of
eye injuries. More than 400 high quality
microsurgery illustrations clarify the detailed
text and make this both an outstanding
visual reference work and a step-by-step
guide to proper techniques of assessment
and treatment.
Covers a wide range of injuries
You'll find a wide range of injuries represented—ranging
from comeal abrasions and
superficial lacerations to chemical burns
and deep lacerations from foreign bodies of
various kinds, shapes and sizes. Virtually
any situation you might encounter is covered—sports
accidents, self-inflicted injuries,
industrial accidents, blow-out fractures,
nerve palsies, medicolegal considerations
... to name a few.
Shows each step of repair
Treatment is dealt with according to the
degree of injury—ranging from first aid to
_
the operating room. Eye Injuries shows each
step of repair and explains why each step is
being taken. If you're involved with reconstructive
surgery . . . these sections are
invaluable!
439 illustrations...
419 in full color
The combination of dear, close-up, full color
illustrations, carefully labelled line drawings,
radiographic studies, and explanatory diagrams
helps you make a proper assessment
of the patient's condition and decide what
treatment is indicated.
172 pages. 439 illustrations,
419 In full color. 1986. $67.50.
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Aquavella & Rao • 15 contributors
Contact Lenses
The most current contact lens technology . . .
helps you instruct your patients In the benefits
and obligations of contact lens wearing. 288
pages. 112 illustrations. 21 tables. 1987. $42.50
Spalton, Hitchings, and Hunter
Atlas of Clinical Ophthalmology
"... comprehensively covers the entire field of
general ophthalmology . . . color photographs
are of superb quality . . ."—New England
Journal of Medicine. 430 pages. 1,400 illustrations,
1,200 in full color. 1984. $115.00.
Krupin and Waltman • 19 contributors
Complications in Ophthalmic Surgery,
2nd Edition
"... brings together a wealth of techniques and
strategies which are essential in the modern
practice of ophthalmic surgery. 1 '—American
Journal of Ophthalmology, of the 1st Edition.
368 pages. 136 illustrations. 11 tables. 2/e, 1984.
$47,50.
Curtin
The Myopias: Basic Science and
Clinical Management
This volume enables you to diagnose and property
manage each type of myopia. Includes basic
science, new concepts, and complications.
495 pages. 297 illustrations. 95 tables. 1985.
$75.00.
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