This book offers a thorough review of the history of eye surgeries and diseases, focusing primarily on their development during the Medieval era. The author traces the advancement of surgical techniques and instruments for treating eye conditions, such as cataracts and corneal ulcers, from ancient Egyptian practices to the innovative methods employed by notable surgeons like Galen and Avicenna. Additionally, the book examines the influence of prominent medical schools, such as those in Alexandria and Salerno, on the progress of ophthalmic knowledge. By exploring the writings and contributions of various physicians and surgeons throughout history, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of eye surgeries and diseases and their impact on medical practices and treatments.

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