Introduction to the Optics of the Eye

This is an easy to read, but not overly simplistic, introduction to clinically important topics. Through their own experience, the authors have been able to address the current gap in textbooks and achieve a balance between "need to know" and "what to know." It provides an introductory chapter that covers the history of visual optics and its relation to clinical vision care.

* Reader-friendly introduction to clinical visual optics with emphasis on clinical applications
* Emphasis on concepts rather than details
* Achieves a balance between need to know and want to know