01817    a2200289   4500001001100000005001700011008004200028020001800070037003600088040000700124041000800131072001500139072001500154072001300169072001300182072002100195072002100216072002100237072001700258100001700275245003500292250000600327260002400333300001000357520114500367999001501512184076084220250317100359.0250312042007xx        173           eng    a9781840760842  bTaylor & FranciscGBP 36.99fBB  a01  aeng7 aMBN2thema7 aMJQ2thema7 aMBN2bic7 aMJQ2bic7 aMED0000002bisac7 aMED0780002bisac7 aMED0850002bisac7 a617.72bisac1 aLarry Schwab10aEye Care in Developing Nations  a4  bCRC Pressc20070731  a272 p  bThe number of the millions of blind in the world continues to grow, causing needless social and economic deprivation. Most of these blind can be cured, and much of the remainder prevented if all people had access to the simple and effective interventions that already exist. In this newly revised fourth edition of ‘Eye Care in Developing Nations’, the author describes in practical detail, what these interventions consist of and how they can be readily implemented. This is the handyman’s guide to delivering eye services to low-resource populations, whether they are pockets of poverty in otherwise affluent countries or broadly deprived populations living in the developing world. Demand for the first three editions from around the world has proved this book’s value. In this expanded and updated edition all chapters have been revised to reflect developments in public health and in medical and surgical treatments and techniques. The book’s value is further enhanced in the fourth edition by the greater emphasis given to clinical ophthalmology and the provision for the first time of colour photos and diagrams throughout.  c1022d1022