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Journal Article
My ophthalmic research journey and contribution
2018
Overview
[...]scientific research was never discussed or taught in medical colleges. [...]at age 37 with my Ph.D. from University of London, research credentials, and the prestigious Beit fellowship, I went back and started as a clinical trainee. Contrary to the popular belief, I found that the retina suffers no permanent damage with CRAO lasting for about 100 min; after that, the longer the occlusion, the more progressive the damage, so that CRAO lasting for 4 h results in permanent retinal damageMalignant arterial hypertension: Since Bright described it in 1836, there had been no comprehensive studies about its ophthalmic manifestations. [...]the conclusions are totally reliable, being based purely on what the observations reveal. Because of this policy, I feel, my studies have revealed a lot of new information, which has contradicted prevalent dogmas, conventional wisdom and misconceptions, and stood the test of timeContrary to popular belief and my own before I started research, serious scientific research is rarely glamorous, except for an occasional glimpse.
