Dictionary of Eye Care and Vision Science

Technical terminology in eye care and vision sciences can be challenging to navigate, particularly in busy clinical and academic contexts.

Technical terminology in eye care and vision sciences can be challenging to navigate, particularly in busy clinical and academic contexts. Matt J. Dunn’s Dictionary of Eye Care and Vision Science is a concise quick-reference glossary covering topics including ocular anatomy and physiology, optics, clinical techniques, pathology, low vision, orthoptics, perception, and psychophysics, as well as contemporary clinical and research terminology. Focusing on specialised terminology, this dictionary is valuable to students, clinicians, and researchers across optometry, ophthalmology, orthoptics, and vision science, as well as related fields including medical education and visual rehabilitation. KEY FEATURES:Provides clear, concise definitions to immediately provide essential facts without the complexity of textbook-style material. Covers terminology spanning established areas and newer developments, including topics such as eye tracking. Structured for quick-reference use in both academic and clinical settings, supporting rapid familiarisation with technical terminology.