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3/2013
vol. 115 abstract:
In memoriam
Theodor Karol Ballaban (1866–1946) – an ophthalmologist and a brygadier general of the Polish Army
Andrzej Grzybowski
1, 2
,
Tomasz Kazało
3
,
Mateusz Paluch
1
,
Marek Rękas
4
Klinika Oczna 2013, 115 (3): 253-258
Online publish date: 2013/09/26
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Theodor Ballaban was born in 1866 and died in 1941. He was distinguished Polish ophthalmologist, a brigadier general with a degree of doctor of medical sciences obtained in Lviv, a social worker and the author of many works on ophthalmology. His son – Karol, who was an ophthalmologist, too, was murdered in Katyn in 1940. Theodor Ballaban described a medical case of central retinal vein occlusion, emphasizing that lack of spontaneous venous pulsation is a core sign of occlusion. Subsequent research confirmed this fact. The subjects of his other works were neuro-ophthalmology, ocular anatomy and ocular disease treatment methods.
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Ballaban, Polish army, Lviv, history of ophthalmology |
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