The Contact Lens Manual: A Practical Fitting Guide with CD-ROM (The Manual Series)

The Contact Lens Manual: A Practical Fitting Guide with CD-ROM (The Manual Series)

by Andrew Gasson FCOptom DCLP FAAO (Author), Judith A. Morris MSc FCOptom FAAO FIACLE (Author)

Synopsis

Retaining the practical approach of the previous edition, the book has been completely updated and revised to include new clinical and fitting procedures as well as a completely new interactive CD-Rom. There are new chapters covering: disposable lenses, orthokeratology, record keeping and a glossary of terms. There is a wealth of new information particularly concerning: current lenses and care products, contact lens instrumentation, tear flow assessment, lens classification and aspheric lens design. CD-Rom by Tony Hough includes: fully interactive and highly contemporary Colour versions of illustrations from the book of lens/cornea relationships; Comprehensive gallery of high quality colour photographs; comparative fluorescein analysis of spherical, toric and aspheric lens geometries; interactive soft toric lens calculator; A range of useful calculation tools for everyday; contact lens practice; System Requirements for accompanying disk IBM PC or compatible, 486 DX or higher, running Windows 3.1 or Windows 95, with 16MB RAM, 10MB of hard disk free, CD-ROM drive and monitor capable of displaying at least 256 colours at 800 x 600 resolution.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 424
Edition: 2
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
Published: 07 Jul 1998

ISBN 10: 0750631872
ISBN 13: 9780750631877

Media Reviews
Optometric students ... will want to read this one cover to cover. [...] Sections within each chapter titled Rules of Thumb and Practical Advice enable one to make easy reference to the most clinically relevant information.

Specialty contact lens topics are well covered in this text. Toric hard and soft lens patient selection and design are described with specific examples that help to provide the reader with hands on knowledge.

This book s layout and careful consideration of the thought processes which one must use in becoming an expert contact lens practitioner are what separates this one form many other comprehensive contact lens manuals. Journal of American Optometric Association
format is an intensely practical, hands on guide to fitting all lens types, from straightforward sphericals through to sealed sclerals. There are 32 chapters plus an appendix and glossary, as well as a comprehensive index. Each chapter is punctuated with different boxes containing practical advice, general advice, rules of thumb and warnings. I particularly liked this feature which, on the whole, encapsulates valuable information for both the student and even the more experienced practitioner.

The CD, written by Tony Hough, contains some very useful features... the CD is a gem.

Unlike most textbooks, it would be quite possible to pick up this book and read it from cover to cover. In fact, I can recommend it. Optometry Today