Pocket Atlas of Ophthalmology

A Pocket Book of Ophthalmology

Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy

This 184-page text, in the words of the authors," has been written to assist medical students, residents, pediatricians, nurses, and family practitioners in developing appropriate hypotheses and a differential diagnosis." To this end, it will certainly prove to be very helpful. The volume contains 51 alphabetically listed chapters (six more than the first edition), each dealing with a specific ...

Atlas and Epitome of Operative Ophthalmology

Tiiis is one of the best of the series of Hand Atlases published by Saunders & Co., and botli in text and plates maintains the high standard set by its predecessors. The operations described are selected and do not include all known eye operations. Bub the selection is practical, and all ordinary operations are fully given. General considerations occupy the first 80 pages and deal thoroughly wi...

Pocket Atlas of Normal CT Anatomy

This volume is a slim pocket-sized atlas which contains 41 CT images of the neck and larynx, chest, abdomen, and pelvis. Accompanying each radiograph is a line drawing of the anatomical section with each structure labeled. There is no text. As a pocket atlas, it might be useful for students and clinicians who want a quick reference to cross-sectional anatomy from the neck through the pelvis. Un...

Ophthalmology

This recent addition to the Clio Medica series is very welcome for several reasons. It is almost unique, for the only other histories of ophthalmology in English are a very short essay by Sorsby and an article by Shastid in the American Encyclopedia of Ophthalmology. The brevity of Chance's history has excluded a separate bibliography, yet the author has managed to include mention in the text o...