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P Amalric

Publications and source records attributed to P Amalric.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[A royal ophthalmologist: Carl Theodor, Duke in Bavaria (1839-1090)].

History reveals that doctor Carl Theodor, Duke in Bavaria, was an exceptional man in many ways if we consider his professional qualities and his sense of responsibilities. Thoroughly humane, and desirous of living very close to his contemporaries, he had to overcome numerous obstacles which hampered his medical destiny. His humanitarian achievements are important and may have influenced his daughter, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, and developed her passion for healthcare concerning injured and sick persons. His scientific work, undertaken with prestigious masters in Vienna, Switzerland or Germany, reveals a searcher who always manifested a permanent concern for perfection in the accomplishment of his task.

Germany

New developments in fluorescein angiography.

New developments in fluorescein angiography concern the apparatus employed, technique and the photographic laboratory. A wide-angle retinograph has been developed which enables us to photograph the periphery of the fundus. Television, with a very sensitive camera, permits us to obtain very well defined dynamic views with pictures at the rate of 25 per second. This technique enables us to resolve some new problems. The use of television produces stronger fluorescence than that achieved by ordinary photography and allows us to choose the best pictures relating to a clinical problem.

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