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Eye Examination and Refraction.

Eye Examination and Refraction. 2nd ed. By R J Fletcher, D C Still. Pp 288, £29.95. Oxford: Blackwell Science, 1998. ISBN 0-632-05141-8.

This paperback book is part of a series written for optometry students preparing for their final professional qualifying examination. The ophthalmologist, in preparation for optics and refraction examinations or wishing to revise issues of refraction and spectacle prescription in clinical practice, may find it useful, however, as it raises practical problems to which answers may not be easily accessible in other texts—for example, manufacturing imperfections of trial lens sets or dealing with unfamiliar equipment.

Divided into three sections, the first concentrates on the optometric eye examination and a review of necessary equipment …