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    Clinical Ophthalmology for Undergraduates
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    Clinical Ophthalmology for Undergraduates
    Ebook142 pages36 minutes

    Clinical Ophthalmology for Undergraduates

    By Dr. Shahzad Waseem

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    About this ebook

    Readers can directly interect with me,for more information or making concepts by one to one interaction at various forums. My What's app is 00923319098473
    My name is Dr. Shahzad Waseem and I am practicing eye surgeon. I am fully involved in under-graduate teaching, both in the conventional and new integrated modular system. By my reading experience, my teaching experience and feedback from students I decided to write a book on clinical ophthalmology for undergraduates living in Pakistan and may be for other countries. My objective in this book is that when a student passes ophthalmology examination, he should be able to diagnose the important and common eye diseases and he should be able to know when to refer the patient to the ophthalmologist.
    From student’s point of view, I have tried to make this book as simple as I could. I have intentionally not added certain topics , which, in my opinion will not help them either in the patient’s management nor in the examination for universities abroad.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 19, 2018
    ISBN9781291352771
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