Modern System of Ophthalmology (MSO Series): Anatomy and Physiology of Eye

The text matter is written in a simple and lucid language, presented in a clear style, completely revised and thoroughly updated with all recent advances incorporated. Though primarily meant for postgraduate students and residents in ophthalmology, it will also serve as a valuable text and resource book for the undergraduate students drawn from the disciplines of optometry, ophthalmic assistantship, and human anatomy and physiology, so as to help them develop a sound foundation in both anatomy and physiology of the eye. Salient Features Organization and layout of the book into fourteen chapters, appreciated by the readers, has been retained as such; as the text has been arranged in such a unique manner that it provides an opportunity for a continuous reading of interrelated text on anatomy and physiology of eye A brief list of chapter content given in the beginning of each chapter provides a clear layout of the text. Text has been profusely illustrated with high quality colour photographs and computer drawn colour diagrams which provide clear and vivid details. The text has been written and presented is such a way that an average postgraduate student will find it easy to glean through and assimilate the facts for longer retention.