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The Pupil. Anatomy, Physiology and Clinical Applications. Irene E Loewenfeld. £180; Pp 2223. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999. ISBN 0750671432. This text represents a lifetime body of work for Professor Irene Loewenfeld. Perhaps more accurately, it represents a greater part of two lifetimes' work; having been commenced in the mid-1950s as a collaborative project with Professor Otto Lowenstein at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York. Following Otto Lowenstein's death in 1965, Irene Loewenfeld continued writing, eventually publishing through Wayne State University Press in 1993. Presented in two volumes, the first includes the text and runs to 1645 pages, divided into five sections, …
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