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SECTION I PRINCIPLES 1(158) 1 Refractive Status of the Eye 2(28) Mark Rosenfield, PhD, BSc(Optom), MCOptom 2 Incidence and Distribution of Refractive Anomalies 30(17) Karla Zadnik, OD, PhD Donald O. Mutti, OD, PhD 3 Development of the Ametropias 47(30) David A. Goss, OD, PhD 4 Accommodation, the Pupil, and Presbyopia 77(44) Kenneth J. Ciuffreda, OD, PhD 5 Fusion and Binocularity 121(38) Glen L. McCormack, OD, PhD SECTION II ADJUNCT EXAMINATIONS 159(364) 6 The Ophthalmic Case Historian 160(19) Charles L. Haine, OD, MS 7 Visual Acuity 179(24) Ian L. Bailey, OD, MS 8 Contrast Sensitivity and Glare Testing 203(39) David B. Elliott, BSc(Optom), PhD, MCOptom 9 Color Vision 242(61) Paul L. Pease, OD, PhD 10 Ocular Motility 303(38) C. Denise Pensyl, OD, MS William J. Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD 11 The Physical Examination 341(28) Teresa A. Lowe, OD Karin A. Johnson, OD 12 Pharmacology and Refraction 369(39) Kari E. Blaho, PhD Charles G. Connor, PhD, OD Stephen L. Winbery, PhD, MD 13 Anterior Segment Evaluation 408(22) Leo P. Semes, OD 14 Posterior Segment Evaluation 430(28) John F. Amos, OD, MS 15 Visual-Field Screening and Analysis 458(53) George W. Comer, OD 16 Clinical Electrophysiology 511(12) John B. Siegfried, PhD SECTION III THE REFRACTION 523(252) 17 Corneal Topography 524(35) Douglas G. Horner, OD, PhD Thomas O. Salmon, OD P. Sarita Soni, OD, MS 18 Objective Refraction: Retinoscopy, Autorefraction, and Photorefraction 559(70) Charles E. Campbell, PhD William J. Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD Howard C. Howland, MS, PhD 19 Monocular and Binocular Subjective Refraction 629(95) Irvin M. Borish, OD, DOS, LLD, DSc William J. Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD 20 Phorometry and Stereopsis 724(51) J. James Saladin, OD, PhD SECTION IV ANALYSIS AND PRESCRIPTION OF OPTICAL CORRECTIONS 775(284) 21 Analysis, Interpretation, and Prescription for the Ametropias and Heterophorias 776(47) James M. Newman, MS, OD 22 Correction with Single Vision Spectacle Lenses 823(65) Gregory L. Stephens, OD, PhD 23 Correction with Multifocal Spectacle Lenses 888(40) Michael H. Cho, OD William J. Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD 24 Prescription of Absorptive Lenses 928(28) Donald G. Pitts, OD, PhD B. Ralph Chou, MSc, OD 25 Contact Lenses: Clinical Function and Practical Optics 956(66) William J. Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD 26 Presbyopic Correction with Contact Lenses 1022(37) William J. Benjamin, OD, MS, PhD Irvin M. Borish, OD, DOS, LLD, DSc SECTION V SPECIAL CONDITIONS 1059(172) 27 Infants, Toddlers, and Children 1060(59) Wendy L. Marsh-Tootle, OD, MS 28 Patients with Amblyopia and Strabismus 1119(15) Richard London, MA, OD Bruce Wick, OD, PhD 29 Patients with Anisometropia and Aniseikonia 1134(26) Marjean A. Taylor Kulp, OD, MS Thomas W. Raasch, OD, PhD Michael Polasky, OD 30 Patients with High Refractive Error 1160(12) Lisa A. Barnbart, OD Melissa W. Chun, OD Ronit A. Englanoff, OD Barry A. Weissman, OD, PhD 31 Patients with Irregular Corneal Astigmatism 1172(22) Gerald E. Lowther, OD, PhD 32 The Elderly 1194(17) Mark W. Swanson, OD 33 Patients with Low Vision 1211(20) George C. Woo, OD, PhD Index 1231
