The Human Lens: In Relation to Cataract

Abstract

This is a superb book! In 313 pages, there are 18 articles that clearly and concisely present an overview of, as well as abundant detail about, the present field of lens metabolism and cataract research. The Symposium was broadly international with authors from England, several European countries, India, and the United States participating. Each paper was well written with the authors taking pains to present a newcomer to this field of study with sufficient background and basic information to tempt him to finish the chapter. Background information and new advances are skillfully blended to provide an in-depth view of each area. Once embarked on reading this book, it is hard to put down. The entire book is minutely indexed and referenced. Practically every statement is supported by the reference source. For those interested in acquiring a resource text on cataract formation, this book is unsurpassed. It is only fitting that