Applied Concepts in Vision Therapy, with Accompanying DiskLeonard J. Press This comprehensive text on vision therapy consolidates information that is currently scattered among many sources, including hot topics such as sports vision and vision rehabilitation. Contains an entire section on practice management. It features key terms, clinical pearls, review questions, case studies and high-quality illustrations. The book comes with a disk in Rich Text Format (RTF), which is compatible with most popular IBM and Macintosh word processing systems. The disk contains more than 100 techniques and practice management communications that can be modified to individual patients and printed out for use in practice. |
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References to this book
SportsVision: Training for Better Performance Thomas A. Wilson,Jeff Falkel No preview available - 2004 |