Release Date: 01 June, 2001
Hardcover
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Book Description Part of the Requisites in Ophthalmology series, this exceptionally comprehensive book on oculoplastic surgery stretches throughout time to cover both traditional and modern approaches. Dr. Nerad demonstrates the most recent standards of practice and patient care through 600 pages filled with detailed illustrations and concise text. He reviews surgical techniques applied to a number of frequently encountered abnormalities and techniques pertinent for aesthetic facial enhancements. Ophthalmic surgeons and plastic surgeons alike benefit from this most organized and thorough work.
Book Info Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City. A comprehensive introductory text, for residents, fellows, and practicing surgeons, to conducting surgery. To be used as a practical handbook for solving common problems. Numerous illustrations are included, as are such features as a consistent format and words in bold print. DNLM: Ophthalmologic Surgical Procedures.
About the Author Jeffrey A. Nerad, MD, The University of Iowa, College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA Rating 4.0
Another ViewAlthough perhaps a bit folksy early on, this text does what surgical texts are supposed to do: anatomy, basic prinicipals, disease states, and then treatment alternatives with understandable and detailed explanations. As one who does only 50-75 plastic cases a year and is realtively isolated, this is the best general oculoplastic text I have found. Variously, anyone who can read, digest, and critique a 500+ page text overnight and at that find it too basic for daily use perhaps could, and definitely should, be writting us a better one...were the previous reader not anonymous I would be watching for it in print.Reads like a cookbookUnfortunately, most of this text reads like a cookbook--first do step 1, then step 2, then step 3, and so on. Short on rationale or alternatives, it presents "stock" operations in a manner most appreciated by a beginner. I ordered this text, but then returned it a day later. If you've had any training in oculoplastic surgery and have even a small amount of experience, this is not the best text for you. |
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