Aids to pathology.

  • Campbell, Harry, 1860-1938.
Date:
1908
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Aids to pathology. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    REFRACTION OF THE EYE AND ANOMALIES OF THE OCULAR MUSCLES. 5s. NET. BY KENNETH CAMPBELL, M.B., F.R.C.S., SUROEON TO THE WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Lancet.—' Clearly written and gives the student all the information which . . . will enable him to treat successfully the refraction cases that he meets with.’ British Medical Journal.—' The subjects of asthenopia and anomalies of the extrinsic eye muscles are very well described and are made far simpler than is the case in some other works. The volume is well got up and illustrated, and should become popular with those who require a special hook on a popular subject.’ hi- Bartholomews Hospital Journal.—‘This book can be recommended as a useful introduction to the subject of refraction and various forms of squint. The subject is treated fairly fully, and ilie chapter . n the optical principles involved is particularly lucid.’ Middlesex Hospital Journal.—' The book on the whole is good and well repays reading. . . . To advanced students and those who mean to take up eye work specially it would certainly be useful.’ London Hospital Gazette.— ‘ A coucise and clear exposition of the practical uses of the ophthalmoscope. We recommend this book to both student and practitioner.’ Dublin Medical Journal.—*. . . To those requiring a practical book on refraction of the eye, etc., the one before us will be found most valuable.' .Brafoi Medical Journal —' With this work betore him no one should be at a loss to grasp the whole theory of refraction.’ fotlhh Medical Journal—'. . . It is in many ways a very desirable and readable short treatise on the subject of refraction and muscular anomalies, and is worthy of the student's careful perusal ’ JouP,al--'A? excellent little manual, written in a simple, definite, concite, and scientific manner.' BAILLIERE, TINDALL & COX, 8, Henrietta Street, London, W.C. To face page 176.