Josef Flammer
Ophthalmologist and researcher
Born
April 21st, 1948
77 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Switzerland
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Specialized in glaucoma and ocular blood flow research. Contributed significantly to the understanding of glaucoma's pathophysiology and treatment options. Held key positions in several professional organizations, influencing the global strategy on eye health. Authored numerous publications, advancing the field of ophthalmology through research on the effects of systemic diseases on ocular health.
Pioneered studies on ocular blood flow
Authored impactful publications on glaucoma
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