Essentials of Low Vision Practice

by Richard L. Brilliant OD

Logically organized, the chapters flow in a uniform sequence from an introduction to the low vision patient, to examination, to low vision devices, to systems available to benefit the patient. This is followed by more sophisticated testing information and networking, and is tied in with case histories.

From beginner to experienced practitioner, this book is geared toward optometrists and ophthalmologists involved in low vision care. Optics, pathology, visual status and psychosocial issues are considered in discussions of low vision systems design and prescribing strategies.

* Discusses all aspects of low vision care from screenings to evaluations
* Self assessment questions included at the end of each chapter
* Final case study chapter applies practical concepts to low vision practice

Hardcover

First published September 3, 1998

Reviews

[Suruchi Sinha · Rating 4 out of 5]

In the book Essentials of Low Vision Practice, author Dr. Brilliant and a group of expert contributed to explore how the clinical data which is obtained from the patient observation, history and examination procedures that can be useful in an effective treatment and the rehabilitation plan. Each chapter of the book teaches how to evaluate a patient and treat them.

[Chinonso Emmanuel · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is not popping up for me to read it, can anyone guide me more, please?