Ophthalmology: Clinical Practice and Theory

Author: Zheng Banghe
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Publishing Date: 1998-10-01
Features: Beijing Tongren Hospital has a history of 110 years. Under the care of the Party and the government, it has now developed into a large-scale modern comprehensive hospital with excellent technical equipment and advanced medical standards, specializing in ophthalmology and otolaryngology. The ophthalmology department of Beijing Tongren Hospital has gathered a group of outstanding ophthalmologists in China. Through their efforts, sub-departments such as retinal diseases, glaucoma, cataracts, corneal transplantation, external ophthalmology, and tumors have been established. The daily outpatient volume reaches over 10,000 visits, with nearly 20,000 surgical cases annually and over 3,000 inpatients each year. The hospital has made significant contributions to patients seeking (light). Under the leadership and care of the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau, Beijing Tongren Hospital has placed great emphasis on advanced medical technology and the valuable experience of its ophthalmology experts. It was determined that Professor Zheng Banghe would serve as the chief editor, organizing a team of highly skilled and experienced ophthalmology experts to participate in the writing process. After diligent efforts, this book was finally compiled.
This book systematically summarizes the rich experience accumulated by the ophthalmology department of Beijing Tongren Hospital over the decades. It also pays special attention to reflecting advanced scientific research achievements and medical theories both domestically and internationally. It is a specialized ophthalmology book that closely links theory with clinical practice, combining scientific rigor, advanced knowledge, and practicality. It is divided into eleven chapters, focusing on research and discussions on cataracts, corneal and conjunctival diseases, glaucoma, low vision, retinal diseases, retinal detachment, and eye injuries. Its key features include a strong emphasis on clinical techniques, up-to-date information, and a rich combination of text and illustrations, providing a comprehensive reflection of the latest developments in ophthalmology. It is believed to be an invaluable professional reference for all medical personnel engaged in ophthalmology.
Under the organization of the Beijing Municipal Propaganda Department and the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau, and with the strong support of Beijing Publishing House, this book has been included in the "Beijing Medical Library" and successfully published. I sincerely thank all the colleagues who contributed to the publication of this book. At the same time, I hope that friends in the medical field will provide valuable feedback so that we can further improve the quality of this specialized book during revisions and make it more effective.