Ophthalmic myology, a systematic treatise on the ocular muscles

Historical Significance: This is a treatise on the diagnosis and treatment of heterophoria and heteroptropia. There was a second edition (or reprinting) in 1911. It was preceded by 'Ophthalmic neuro-myology; a study of the normal and abnormal actions of the ocular muscles from the brain side of the question'. 1905 (re-issued 1926). The author publshed other books around the same topic. Giles Savage (1854-?) was the first ophthalmologist in the School of Medicine at Vanderbilt University having done postgraduate work in London and Vienna and was appointed Professor of Ophthalmology in 1886.