Eye Care in Developing Nations

Resource Type

Book

Description

"Provides guidance and innovative, affordable solutions for nonphysician eye health care workers and ophthalmologists in developing countries. Gives an introduction to public health ophthalmology, then covers eye care in developing nations and gives background information on ophthalmology. Chapters on specific diseases and disorders offer material on epidemiology, diagnosis, prevention, and medical management. Material on surgical management gives detailed instructions for preparing for and performing surgery. Contains b&w photos of diseased eyes, and surgery techniques. Includes a directory of resource agencies, and a glossary. This third edition takes into account changes in the field during the past decade. The author is medical director of the International Eye Foundation, and a professor at West Virginia University and Tulane University. <BR>-Booknews, Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Ages

All Ages

Languages

English

ISBN

1560550430

Author

Larry Schwab

Publication

1999 American Academy of Ophthalmology; 3rd edition

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