Practical Ophthalmology with Retinoscopy and Subjective Refraction

Covers the various elements of an eye examination, organized in the order in which the element is usually performed. This title features the explanations that are complemented with more than 30 informative tables, instructions for more than 50 specific testing and examination techniques, and more than 200 photographs and illustrations.

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Purchase this sixth edition of "Practical Ophthalmology" with the DVD "Retinoscopy and Subjective Refraction". "Practical Ophthalmology" is a revised and updated edition that is an essential survival manual for new residents and covers each element of a thorough eye examination, organized in the order in which the element is usually performed. Concise explanations are complemented with more than 30 informative tables, instructions for more than 50 specific testing and examination techniques, and more than 200 photographs and illustrations. The 'Pitfalls and Pointers' sections present tips for avoiding or resolving common problems. "The Clinical Skills DVD Series" offers practicing ophthalmologists, residents, non-ophthalmic physicians, and allied health professionals instructional demonstrations of the clinical skills needed across several disciplines of ophthalmology. Each topic area stresses standards of ophthalmic care, from surgical techniques to recognizing common symptoms of eye pathology. Titles are bundled according to intended audience and subject matter.
This DVD includes three bestselling video titles: "Retinoscopy: Minus Cylinder Technique" by David L Guyton, MD 1986, 38 minutes, reviewed for currency - 2007; "Retinoscopy: Plus Cylinder Technique" by David L Guyton, MD 1986, 38 minutes, reviewed for currency - 2007; and, "Subjective Refraction: Cross-Cylinder Technique" by David L Guyton, MD 1987, 35 minutes, reviewed for currency - 2007.