Titlebook: History of Ophthalmology 1; Sub auspiciis Academ H. E. Henkes,Cl. Zrenner Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988 development.eye.hospita

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Four legends about HippocratesA number of legends about Hippocrates (Fig. 1) are still being told by and to the inhabitants of the Island of Cos.

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The Utrecht Ophthalmic Hospital and the development of the ophthalmoscopeThe first useful table model ophthalmoscope was designed by Donders and the instrumentmaker Epkens. With the use of this instrument Donders’ pupil Van Trigt made the first drawings of the normal and pathological fundus of the eye. His contribution was of great importance for the early diffusion of knowledge of the fundus of the eye.

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The appointment of Johan Widmark to the first chair in ophthalmology in Stockholm 1891The story to be told dates back almost one hundred years. No one still alive can remember this very odd and spectacular academic event far up north in Europe. If the circumstances had been different nothing would have been mentioned, and a rather conventional academic fight would have passed unnoticed.

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Introductioncal topics in ophthalmology. This issue will be sponsored by the Academia Ophthalmologica Internationalis and will be edited by Professor Dr. Harold Henkes, a member of the Academia: with the historian Dr. Claudia Zrenner of Munich as Associate Editor.

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Eye votives in Greek antiquity a man is standing in the foreground, greeting the god with his raised hand. We do not know, if this is the gesture of salutation, or if it is the gesture of a votant appealing in pain and sorrow to the god of medical art who is still sitting in the boat.

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“Eye Injuries” by the Byzantine writer Aetios Amidinosogos”, including Eye Diseases. In all his writings, there is a substantial resort to ancient medical literature, mainly to the books of Galen. He describes the Eye Injuries in 5 chapters with remarkable critical ability and suitable treatment..Thus he is acknowledged as one of the most cultured and productive writers of that period.