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This is a compilation of the various diagnostic procedures through which patients must be put in a diagnostic clinic. The book is of interest to the ophthalmologist only in keeping him up to date with what procedures are advocated by the well known group of physicians and surgeons who have contributed to this syllabus. This reviewer's only criticism is that it is not set in type, but has been done by one of the modern photographic processes, which makes reading very difficult.
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