I found this textbook an excellent resource for ophthalmic registrars and experienced ophthalmologists alike. Edited by Professors Jennifer Lim and William Mieler from the University of Illinois, it boasts an impressive range of contributors whose generosity and experience have culminated in an invaluable resource.
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