II., is a direct continuation of The
Optician's Manual, Vol. I., being a much more advanced and comprehensive
treatise. It covers in minutest detail the four great subdivisions of
practical eye refraction, viz:
Myopia.
Hypermetropia.
Astigmatism.
Muscular Anomalies.
It contains the most authoritative and complete researches up to date on
these subjects, treated by the master hand of an eminent oculist and
optical teacher. It is thoroughly practical, explicit in statement and
accurate as to fact. All refractive errors and complications are clearly
explained, and the methods of correction thoroughly elucidated.
This book fills the last great want in higher refractive optics, and the
knowledge contained in it marks the standard of professionalism.
Bound in Cloth--408 pages--with illustrations.
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SKIASCOPY AND THE USE OF THE RETINOSCOPE
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A Treatise on the Shadow Test in its Practical Application to the Work
of Refraction, with an Explanation in Detail of the Optical Principles
on which the Science is Based.
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