Anatomy of the Orbit.

This excellent manual of orbital anatomy will be of great help to the beginning resident who all too often has only a sketchy idea of the details of orbital structure. He really does not become aware of his deficiencies until he finds himself prodding around in an exploratory procedure for orbital tumor, uncertain of where and how far he can safely dissect. The plates are of high quality, more than justifying the time and effort which the authors must have put into this project. All surgeons who invade the orbit can profit by this dissecting manual.