Reviews for Ophthalmic Neodymium Yag Lasers Basic Science and Practical Manual

The average rating for Ophthalmic Neodymium Yag Lasers Basic Science and Practical Manual based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-08-21 00:00:00 Toyo Marusan Only the final story of three is Asimov 1. Windwagon Smith and the Martians is a fun read that's well rendered. I'm nodding with lips pursed- all was number one of the group. 2. A good/great idea but written for a textbook. It seemed. The adaptation didn't need to go rectangular plopping out the hwa-zoo, getting all butt-lippy with unnecessary details of everything, when it was limited to what seemed like 10 pages. The art is smudgy but the guy could be really good/great with lighter line and extra turpentine. 3. Marooned Of Vesta is the worst in both story and art. Maybe Azimov's first short story was a good idea that he couldn't get any shine out of. If you look at it in little light the art seems Hamptonian but illuminate and the specifics are simplistic, despite the non-simplicities of space travel, and the guy doesn't really know how light works- using wherever he wants to get effect that falls flat anyway. Having a blonde blue eye refer to the black guy as "boy" to settle him down? Uh-huh, he thought astronauts of the future would still be condescendingly racist to each-other... The top three will probably be D, T, and DTTWM wherever you be for quite some time- despite efforts otherwise. After a long decline I've finally reached 100% disassociated.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-02-10 00:00:00 Ewelina Sienkiewicz Publication Dates: 1990 - 1990 Number of Issues Published: 3 (#1 - #3) Format: Full color; Standard Modern Age US Size (25.9 cm high × 16.9 cm wide); Squarebound; Glossy interiors with cardstock cover. Nice series of adaptations of Science Fiction stories taken from Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine. Published by Eclipse Books