Publisher's Synopsis
The first book n primary care of glaucoma written by optometrists for optometrists. The authors have bough together the latest information on the diagnosis and management - especially long term management - and treatment of patients with glaucoma. Diagrams illustrate the anatomic and pathologic correlations of glaucoma and photographs give a clinical feel to what is illustrated. Background information gives the normal anatomy and physiology for a greater appreciation of the clinical significance of p-athophysiology, pharmacology , diagnosis, treatment and management.
