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Clinical Anatomy of the Eye

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For opthamology exams it is far too brief, but excellent for an overview of the subject when "Wolff's Anatomy" is getting a bit heavy.

this text is very well delivered for the resident and is comprehensive without being burdensome. one of the key anatomy books for ophthalmology.

It is an excellent book to start with when studying clinical anatomy of the eye. I forgot most of the anatomy by the time I left med school. Snell's anatomy book gave me a concise but useful overview of the anatomy of the eye and have very useful clinical correlations at the end of each chapter and I found those were the best parts of the book.

This is the book for all those people who find the need to cover a lot of ophthalmic anatomy (with good sections on neuroanatomy) in a relatively short space of time. For all those people who've taken one look at Wolff and run screaming for the hills. Whether you're studying for a masters, for the anatomy primary in ophthalmology or maybe even doing optometry, this is a great book. Good diagrams, focussed chapters and clear writing all stand out. There's not so much detail that you drown in it (like Wolff) but it's also not so light that you feel the need to look everything up in a bigger book - although some things will require a bit more searching in other books.

Small enough to digest, big enough to get a good understanding of the anatomy. For everyone looking for a place to start with ophthalmic anatomy, START HERE!!!

I found this a great book to help me pass my Part I of boards. It is also a good reference for the future.

this book is so good for the medical student in order to understand the eye and its anatomical strucher and later on it makes the student able to understand the diseases that affect the eyes