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MS Ophthalmology notes.

Medical and surgical management of eye disorders and vision-related conditions. We stock ready MS Ophthalmology notes and can also print your own PDF — bound and delivered anywhere in India.

₹1 / pageColour printing
50p / pageBlack & white
₹40Binding, per copy
Pan-IndiaDelivered to your door

What MS Ophthalmology covers

Medical and surgical management of eye disorders and vision-related conditions.

  • Ready-made MS Ophthalmology notes available — just ask what's in stock
  • Or send your own PDF — coaching notes, thesis reference, answer banks
  • Colour or B&W, spiral or hard binding, delivered pan-India
  • Also need previous year questions? See MS Ophthalmology PYQ

Volume

What a Ophthalmology print job actually runs to

We hold 11 ophthalmology titles in the catalogue and we know their page counts because we have printed them. They run from 343 pages to 4,693, median 1,199. Here are the three heaviest, with what each would cost as a complete black-and-white bound copy:

TitlePagesB&W, bound
Krachmer Cornea (4th edition)4,693₹2,390
Kanski's Clinical Ophthalmology A Systematic Approach 10th edition4,533₹2,310
Peyman's Principles and practice of Ophthalmology3,450₹1,760
Almost nobody prints one of those cover to cover. A typical Ophthalmology order is 150–400 pages — the chapters you are weak on, a coaching set, or your own compiled notes. At the median of 1,199 pages a full title would be two spiral volumes, or one hard-bound and about ₹640 in black and white; a 300-page working set is about ₹190.
Full reading list

The full MS Ophthalmology reading list

The same titles as the MS Ophthalmology book guide: the official curriculum list, the current editions residents read and the titles we print most often. Send the PDF of any of them on WhatsApp and we print and bind it.

Official list 37

  1. Clinical Ophthalmology - Kanski J J
  2. Parson's Diseases of the Eye - Sihota and Tandon
  3. Anatomy of the eye and orbit: Eugene Wolff
  4. Clinical anatomy of the eye: Richard S Snell
  5. Adler's Physiology of the Eye: Francis H Adler
  6. Biochemistry of the eye: Elaine R. Berman
  7. Ocular Pathology: A Text and Atlas: Yanoff M & Fine BS
  8. Ophthalmic Pathology: An Atlas and Textbook: Zimmerman LE
  9. Ocular pharmacology: William H Havener
  10. Ocular Immunology: Gilbert Smolin
  11. Duke Elder's Practice of refraction: Sir Stewart Duke-Elder
  12. Clinical optics: A. R. Elkington, Helena J. Frank, Michael J. Greaney
  13. Paediatric Ophthalmology and strabismus: Kenneth W Wright
  14. Binocular vision and ocular motility: Gunter K von Noorden
  15. Diagnosis and Management of Ocular Motility Disorders: Mein J, Trimble R.
  16. Shields' textbook of glaucoma: Bruce M Shields
  17. Becker-Shaffer's Diagnosis and Therapy of the Glaucomas
  18. Uveitis: a clinical approach to diagnosis and management: Ronald E Smith, Robert A Nozik
  19. Uveitis: fundamentals and clinical practice: Robert B. Nussenblatt and Alan G. Palestine
  20. Vitreous Microsurgery: Steve Charles
  21. Ultrasound of the eye and orbit: Sandra F Byrne and Ronald L. Green
  22. Clinical neuroophthalmology: Walsh & Hoyt
  23. Diagnosis and management of intraocular tumors: Jerry A Shields
  24. Diseases of the orbit: a multidisciplinary approach: Jack Rootman
  25. Diseases of the orbit: Frederick A. Jakobiec and Ira S Jones
  26. Diagnosis and management of orbital tumors: Jerry A. Shields
  27. Grayson's diseases of the Cornea
  28. Smolin and Thoft's The Cornea: scientific foundations and clinical practice
  29. Stallard's Eye Surgery
  30. Ophthalmic Surgery: Principal and Practice. George L. Spaeth
  31. Cataract Surgery and its Complications. Normal S. Jaffe
  32. Principal and Practice of Ophthalmology. G. A. Peymen
  33. Basic and Clinical Science Course. American Academy of Ophthalmology
  34. Principles and Practice of Ophthalmology by FA Jakobeic.
  35. Retina by Stephen J. Ryan
  36. Basic & Advances Biostatistics - Manju Pandey
  37. Oxford Handbook of Medical Biostatistics

Current editions 10

  1. Kanski's Clinical Ophthalmology: A Systematic ApproachBrad Bowling · 9th edition · core textbook
  2. AAO Basic and Clinical Science Course (BCSC), Sections 1-13American Academy of Ophthalmology · current annual edition · authoritative course reference
  3. Parsons' Diseases of the EyeSihota & Tandon · 23rd edition · Indian foundational text
  4. Comprehensive OphthalmologyA.K. Khurana · 8th edition · Indian revision text
  5. Shields Textbook of GlaucomaAllingham et al. · 7th edition · subspecialty reference
  6. Ryan's RetinaSriniVas Sadda et al. · 7th edition · subspecialty reference
  7. Clinical Optics and RefractionElkington, Frank & Greaney · 4th edition · optics and refraction text
  8. Binocular Vision and Ocular Motilityvon Noorden & Campos · 6th edition · strabismus reference
  9. CorneaMannis & Holland (Krachmer) · 5th edition · subspecialty reference
  10. Phacoemulsification practical guidesVarious (e.g. Sunita Agarwal) · surgical skills guide

Printed most often in our shop 11

  • Krachmer Cornea (4th edition)
  • Kanski's Clinical Ophthalmology A Systematic Approach 10th edition
  • Peyman's Principles and practice of Ophthalmology
  • Mardini Clinical Ophthalmology for Postgraduate
  • Parsons' Diseases of the Eye (23rd edition)
  • Aravind FAQs in Ophthalmology (3rd edition)
  • The Eye FRCOphth (Basic Science in Practice (4th edition))
  • Theory and Practice of Optics and Refraction (5th edition)
  • The Wills Eye Manual
  • Phacodynamics Seibel (4th edition)
  • Clinical Optics FRCOphth (3rd edition)

We print files you send us. We do not host, sell or supply book PDFs — send a file you are entitled to print.

Colour or black and white

Which Ophthalmology pages actually need colourcolour

Fundus photographs, slit-lamp images and FFA sequences carry their findings in colour — the difference between a pale disc and a hyperaemic one, or between a flame haemorrhage and pigment. Worth the colour rate throughout.

Run it in colour. Colour throughout at ₹1 a page is the honest recommendation for this subject — a black-and-white copy would cost half as much and be worth considerably less than half.

Binding

How we would bind it

Above about 500 pages a single spiral stops lying flat and the coil starts to tear the first pages. We split Ophthalmology sets of this size into two volumes, or hard-bind them if they are going on a shelf rather than into a bag. Binding is ₹40 per bound volume either way, so splitting a set into two costs ₹40 more, not double.

Rates

Same transparent pricing, every order

ItemRate
Black & white printing₹0.50 / page
Colour printing₹1.00 / page
Binding₹40 / copy

See the full price calculator for an exact quote based on your page count.

Sitting the DNB instead? The same reading list, written for the NBE exam, is on the DNB Ophthalmology notes page.

Frequently asked

MS Ophthalmology notes — questions

Do you have ready-made MS Ophthalmology notes?

We stock a wide collection of medical notes — message us on WhatsApp with what you're looking for and we'll confirm availability.

Can I send my own PDF instead?

Yes — coaching notes, thesis material or any PDF can be printed and bound at the same rates.

Do you deliver outside Pune?

Yes, we deliver pan-India, in addition to serving Pune directly.

How do I order?

Entirely on WhatsApp — no app or account needed.

Book guide

Looking for the MS Ophthalmology reading list?

The national reference reading list for Ophthalmology — all 37 titles reproduced word for word — plus the editions residents actually read now, recommended journals and a year-wise reading plan.

37 reference titles · 10 current-edition picks · 11 journals
MS Ophthalmology books — full list

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