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  1. Advise MEDICAL STUDENTS & ALL OPHTHA RESIDENTS TO READ IN EARLY PRACTICE.
    Dr.M.FRGHLY,OPHTHALMOLOGIST.

  2. R.Chandrashekar says:

    you are doing a great swervice to the medical profession

  3. radwan-final year says:

    wt is RPE stands for?

    Editors Note: Retinal Pigment Epithelium. This is the pigmented layer immediately underneath the photoreceptors, that seperates the retina from the underlying choroidal blood supply.

  4. radwan-final year says:

    Just awesome work doctor

    it is usefull in wards rapid review and study as u know they give us just 2 weeks for eye !

  5. radwan-final year says:

    can i ask if any body just know something cool just like this handsome work by doctor tim ..but for ENT as my ENT wards just started ..!!

  6. Magic-final year says:

    Thank you so very much.

  7. Thank you thank you thank you! EVERY subspecialty needs a site like this!

  8. Serena Park says:

    This book is special in that it tells me everything I wanted to know but embarrassed to ask as an eye SHO.
    No other textbook does that! Thanks Dr Root!

    PS: Can we ask for a chapter in oculoplastics?

    Serena Park, SHO ophthalmology, Wellington Regional Hospital, Wellington, New Zealand

  9. I am 2 days from medical finals – this has just saved my life!! Brilliant!

  10. zain ikram says:

    simply a great work doctor.thanks

  11. Wendy Russell says:

    Wow this is super cool. My medical school teaching is nothing compared to this! We get 5 days on opthalmology placement so this is a real help, and I shall be visiting this website alot in the run up to finals! Thank you very much! Sheffield, UK.

  12. Amr Ashour says:

    thnks alot , l like this site very much with its great animations,,really it helps me and i hope there will be rest of ophthalmogy lectures..thnks again dr 🙂

  13. its really awesome! it made the subject so easy to understand. Thanks a ton to the doctors team for this great effort…….

  14. u are the best…im so happy i found this site,mwah

  15. optometrist sadia lahore says:

    all thngs r easy to understand in a simple way……really thankful…:-)

  16. This is reallygood book .it’s helping me alot

  17. dr shrikanth says:

    can any one tel, y nasal arterioles r first involved in retinopathy of pregnancy induced hypertension?

  18. thanks this is nice.

  19. what is binocular vision.what tests can one perform in px with no binocular vision and how do one perform streak retinoscopy highlighting mixed astigmatism,high myopic astigmatism and aphakia.
    PAUL NENANI BANDA(optometry student,zambia)

  20. Napamon C. says:

    Very simple…. 2 days away from opth exam! Super helpful.. Thx u lots

  21. Thanks for making it understandable for a patient.

  22. Subject is mid 70’s and had been diagnosed with macular degeneration. New diagnosis of aneurysms behind both retinas with laser treatment plan. Should I ask for a second opinion?

  23. thanks alot for making difficult parts easy to understand….

  24. thaaaaaank you so so so so so much

  25. AB from East Africa says:

    Thank you Dr. Kindly help on retinal landmarks as its nowhere clear on the web…animations or diagrams will be an added help..thanks..

  26. Thanks a lot! This was really amazing.. Easy to understand.

  27. ahmed elfllal says:

    amazing donot deprive us from it

  28. Dr pankaj says:

    Thanks for giving such book and short but sweet ideas about retina.

  29. Well written compilation of notes, makes eye disorders easier to understand.
    cheers

  30. ankita lakhotiya says:

    can u explain squint ir strabismus …..not understandin fom any book
    and ur book is tooo goood

  31. at last i found a book so easy to understand thank you dr.root

  32. Thanks a mill! you are a great man for making information freely available!!!

  33. A year back we overcome the negative korioretiniti, avastin taken proper medical treatment, which was advised retina to improve vitamin?

  34. Thanks a lot. Only God can repay your kindness. 🙂

  35. Sam (final year med student) says:

    Thanks so much for these I particularly like the video lectures they have helped me lots and have now made me very keen to do ophthalmology, (shame its so dam competitive!)

  36. Really helpful, thanks.

  37. Amatur Roquia says:

    hello doctor

    My son 18 years now old met with an accident when he was 6 years old. he was ok after the accident no complain of eyes sight or any other complications. but at the age of 13 yeras he lost the hearing for both the ears and is supported by hearing aid .now he is reported as 30% loss damage to retina of his left eye and right eye is good. is there a treatment for this loss…is there a chance to retina damage of further loss,tell me doctor what treatment to be taken immmdiately

  38. Awesome. truly appreciated!

  39. relle relle helpful videos…thnku Dr.Tim

  40. Thank you Dr Root. Your explanation and animation are great. They have me understand very complex topics.
    I love Root Eye Network. Fantastic !!!

  41. Patricia Kates says:

    Thanks Dr. Root…never realized there was so much
    to learn regarding the eye!

  42. I’m currently in PA school and this is GREAT information! I feel beyond prepared after reading this!

  43. raghunathkulkarni says:

    Great work. I am a budding diabetologist and planning to start retina.many thanks.

  44. relly helpful n easy to understand… many thnkz

  45. miyarulhaq says:

    its a very good effort.easy and informative.having detail and basic knowledge.thanks a lot.

  46. This is Awesome !! Appreciate your to-the-point, easy-to-understand explanation of concepts.

  47. Thanks doc, this was really helpful.

  48. KatieMcCurdy says:

    What is the difference between a Lensectomy and a Pars Plana Lensectomy?

  49. simple and easy to understand,
    thank you.
    i just joined eye unit and this is of great!

  50. Thank you so much ,prof . it’s so helpful

  51. Marie-Therese says:

    Thanks Dr Tim. Your website has beem of great help to me

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