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Adler's Physiology of the Eye is now in its 12th edition and, as someone who studied ophthalmology using a much earlier edition, it is easy to appreciate how this has evolved into a veritable masterwork. Although now a substantial 819 pages, it is fortunately still a manageable and portable single v
Kanski’s Clinical Ophthalmology: A Systematic Approach was first published 41 years ago. At that time, Dr Jack Kanski of the Prince Charles Eye Unit, Windsor, UK, had created a relatively slim, 17-volume comprehensive text, ideally suited for the emerging ophthalmologist. I still have my original co
Steinert’s Cataract Surgery is an excellent 530-page hardback textbook pioneered by the late Professor Roger Steinert. This edition is edited by Professor Sumit Garg and Dr Douglas Koch, both doyens in the field of cataract surgery. The editors have assembled an extensive group of expert contributor
