Column reviews paperback books in optometry, highlighting their usefulness in conveying information.
Among the books submitted to the Journal for review, there are usually several paperbound communications. These books, although usually inexpensive and quite brief, do serve a useful purpose in conveying information. In this column we shall review several paperbacks that have been received this year.
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Monroe J. Hirsch (1976) studied this question.
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