British Journal of Ophthalmology · 1977 · 22 citations · 0 references
MedicineOphthalmologyOptometryClinical Vision ScienceOcular DiseaseVisual DisordersContact Lens Clinical PracticeGlaucomaPediatric Contact Lens PracticePediatric Vision DisordersVisual Field AssessmentVisual ImpairmentGlaucoma Visual Field AssessmentGlaucoma Visual Field TestingPeripheral Visual Field TestingVisual Field Examination
3Book reviewsThree very informative chapters on contact lenses emphasise the growing importance of these in practice.Glaucoma, tonometry, tonography, and visual-field testing are described.There are an atlas of eye diseases, a glossary of terms, and tables of drugs.Practical advice on blind patients and their problems will be valuable to those meeting them for the first time.Backwardness in reading in children and the difficulties in the management of these disabilities are discussed fully.The running of an eye clinic increasingly depends on ancillary staff, and this textbook provides for them a very useful guide.For those wanting to test themselves there is a list of questions after each chapter.G. B. COLLYER