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Atlas of Skeletal Dysplasias

that in some of the key early sections of the book there were no colour photographs of the retina in a subject that so perfectly and importantly lends itself to colour illustration. How frustrating to find then right at the back of the book a series of gorgeous coloured photographs tucked away as colour plates out of context. This is a book for the library and not for the individual paediatrician. But, perhaps of greater importance, it might be taken as a challenge to British neonatal medicine and neonatal ophthalmology to define our own database and current state of good clinical practice in the prevention and management of retinopathy of prematurity.