Clinical Ophthalmology: A Systematic Approach

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Summary: A cornerstone for ophthalmology
Review: 4 years ago, I had a one faith. This book will be Bible to me. That's all

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Summary: A Fantastic tool to have beside you !
Review: After 2 years at university, you tend to rely upon certain sources for inspiration to carry on. This book was designed to teach and entertain symbiotically. The new format leads the reader into a pattern of thought that they can use in clinical practice. A must, to further your knowledge.

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Summary: Superb learning tool
Review: I bought the first edition of this book in 1984. It was superb then and hard to imagine it could be improved. The fourth edition shows what can be done by a knowlegable ophthalmologist who has carefully thought out how to make learning the topic as easy as possible. Having been in practice for over a decade, I know that the photos in the book really do give a realistic representation of an actual patient. The text is comprehensive and explains each clinical condition completely but not verbosely. I have really been stunned by the excellence of this book and I can't recommend it highly enough.

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Summary: Six Star Book
Review: I wanted to give six stars to this book, but Amazon.com does not have this option. This is the must have book for all the ophthamologists.

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Summary: A book that every opthometrist should have
Review: This book have mostly of the phatologies that we found in every day practice.Even do that we as opthometrist don't treat all of them, is very important that as primary eye care providers we give our patients the proper information about their simptoms and their desease.I find this booh very handy to understand most of the ocular pathologies for non eye doctors and students as well.

P.D. MUST HAVE IT

EFRAIN CASTELLANOS O.D.