The Wills Eye Manual: Office and Emergency Room Diagnosis and Treatment of Eye Disease

by R. Douglas Cullom Jr. and M.D. Cullom R. Douglas, Jr.

Book Overview

Providing concise answers to diagnostic and therapeutic problems in all fields of ophthalmology, this text also contains information on the use of new ocular medications and results from recent... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0397513801
• ISBN13: 9780397513802
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
• Length: 489 Pages
• Weight: 1.56 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Optometry Student's must-have

A great tool to assist in differential diagnosis and identification of ocular conditions. A must-have for the optometrist or ophthalmologist in training. Will prove to be a great study aid for course work, national, and state boards. There are no pictures as this is not the kind of book for people who do not have background knowledge on the subject matter. More of a quick glance type of review to assist you in recalling the straight forward facts about an ocular condition.

Must have book

Extraordinary book for the residents in training. It`s very complete and at the same time quite concise. It`s a Must have book not only for the ophtalmologist in training but for all the doctors related to the visual health and ophthalmology field, specially in the emergency room.

A Must-Have

All beginning ophthalmology residents should have this book. It makes the first night on call much easier. Great quick reference.

wells eye manual

As an optometrist in practise for 25 years, I try to update my desk reference collection regularly. A new young associate recommended this manual,and he was right. Its compact, comprehensive, alphabetically-organzied format makes it easy to use and good browsing material for the rare quiet moment at the office. As well it keeps me current. I think this is a great buy.

excellent reference guide

The Wills Eye Manual is a wonderful quick reference tool for the eye care professional. The sections on various conditions are concise and to the point. The only weakness in this book is that it isn't all inclusive, and is light on uveitis. I truly think this is one book on vision/ocular disease that doctors and staff shouldn't be without.