A Vital Cornerstone of Vision Science: The Rediscovered Works of Dr. Frederick W. Brock Unearth the Foundational Principles That Shaped Modern Practice. For medical professionals, researchers, and students committed to the deep understanding of vision and its mechanisms, the Optometric Extension Program Foundation (OEPF) is proud to present a meticulously restored volume of the essential works of Dr. Frederick W. Brock, D.O.S. Originally published as a landmark serialization in Optometric Weekly from 1947 to 1957, Dr. Brock’s writings offer profound insight into the clinical and theoretical concepts that underpin contemporary vision care. These texts represent a crucial link to the historical development of our field yet have been largely inaccessible for over seventy years. Visual Training (2-Part Set): Visual Training Preliminary Considerations Part 1 The Problem of Subnormal Vision and Amblyopia Part 2 What This Volume Offers You: This book includes the first and second parts in a planned threepart sequence, bringing Dr. Brock’s complete decade-spanning contribution back into circulation. It is an indispensable addition to any clinical or academic library, offering: Historical Context: A direct look at the evolution of key diagnostic and therapeutic vision concepts. Primary Source Material: The opportunity to study the original ideas of a foundational figure. Enhanced Clarity: A cleaned and verified text, making complex historical concepts accessible for modern study.
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