Are you a resident or medical student attempting to learn as much as you can about the cornea in the shortest amount of time? Are you an ophthalmologist in need of quick information on a certain corneal condition? Take The Pocket Guide to Cornea out of your lab coat pocket for quick access to the information you need right now.

This book, written by Drs. Terry Kim and Melissa Daluvoy, is the best resource for all types of eye care professionals to learn about the cornea. Experienced ophthalmologists will appreciate having this handy, high-yield handbook as a quick reference or refresher on current diagnostic and treatment standards, while medical students and residents will find it useful for familiarizing themselves with cornea findings and diagnoses during their rotations.

The Pocket Guide to Cornea contains the most important facts about the cornea arranged in the most practical manners. Numerous color images are included in each chapter to aid in recognition and recall. The content is organized in a bullet-point fashion for easy access to the pertinent information.

Subjects discussed:
fundamental examination methods
Imaging and testing of the anterior segment
common to uncommon conditions of the cornea
Typical operations and surgeries
Whether they are learning about the cornea for the first time or simply need a quick refresher on a rare corneal illness, all types of eye care workers can benefit from the high-yield, easy-to-access material found in The Pocket Guide to Cornea.

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