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Fixing my gaze

Susan R. Barry

2009

The business of optometric practice

James R. Gregg

1975

The contact lens manual

Andrew Gasson, Judith Morris

1998

Work and the eye

Rachel V. North

1993

Functional assessment of low vision

Roy G. Cole, Richard London, Bruce P. Rosenthal

1996

Introduction to clinical optometry

Arthur Marten Skeffington

1988

Ocular disease

Jack E. Terry

1984

Clinical optics

A. R. Elkington

1999

OAT

Kaplan Test Prep (Firm)

2015

Clinical uses of prism

Susan A. Cotter

1995

System for ophthalmic dispensing

Clifford W. Brooks, Irvin Borish, Irvin M. Borish

1979

Opportunities in eye care careers

Kathleen Belikoff

1991

Handbuch der physiologischen Optik

Hermann von Helmholtz

1867

Basic and clinical science course, 2016-2017

American Academy of Ophthalmology

2016

An optometrist's guide to clinical ethics

2000

Practical aspects of ophthalmic optics

Margaret Dowaliby

1988

Clinical management of myopia

Theodore P. Grosvenor

1999

Optometry handbook

Leroy Rubin

1975

Optics

Christopher Hull, M. H. Freeman, Mike Freeman

1995

Public health and community optometry

National Public Health Information Forum Houston, Tex. 1977.

1980

Save your sight!

Marc R. Rose

1998

Clinical management of binocular vision

Mitchell Scheiman, Bruce Wick

1994

Silicone Hydrogels

Deborah F. Sweeney

2004

Corneal topography

Robert G. Martin, James P. Gills, Donald R. Sanders et al.

1995

Understanding your eyes

Robert Walters, Walters, Robert Mr

2004

Eye power

Ann Hoopes

1979

Clinical anatomy of the eye

Richard S. Snell

1998

Ocular therapeutics handbook

Nicky R Holdeman, Leonid Skorin, Bruce E Onofrey et al.

2005

Diagnosis and management in vision care

John F. Amos

1987

Management for the eyecare practitioner

Irving Bennett

1993

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