Titlebook: Basic Sciences in Ophthalmology; Physics and Chemistr Josef Flammer,Maneli Mozaffarieh,Hans Bebie Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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d understanding of modern ophthalmology.Aids residents to pr.Basic Sciences in Ophthalmology. aims to link clinical ophthalmology directly to its basic science roots. This first volume describes the physics and chemistry required for a sound understanding of modern ophthalmology. The book opens with

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Book 2013 chemistry required for a sound understanding of modern ophthalmology. The book opens with an extensive discussion of the interaction of light with matter and the way in which light is used in ophthalmic examinations and treatments. After describing traditional methods of imaging, particular emphasi

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n and water. The origin and consequences of oxidative stress are reviewed, and the physical behavior of chemical compounds in the eye is explained. Understanding is facilitated through the use of many examples taken from the field of ophthalmology. The text is complemented by about 450 figures..978-3-662-50769-8978-3-642-32261-7

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