This well-organized, concise and practical book begins where the Wills Manual left off. Drawing from a vast library of clinical photographs, the book serves both as a clinical resource and an atlas. The reader is expertly guided through both diagnosis and management.

I was very impressed and would recommend this book to any ophthalmologist or health care professional interested in eye care.
Rating: 5
Submitted: 9/23/1998

1) A practical guide for primary eye care with color photos
This compact, soft-cover manual ($50) is very useful for primary care practitioners treating common eye problems and trauma. Well-organized, clear and concise text accompanies nicely labelled color photographs. Its quick reference format with recommendations and differential diagnoses is good for primary care and emergency departments.
Rating: 5
Submitted: 5/31/1998