SOME ASPECTS OF COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY OF OXYGEN TOXICITY IN RETINA
SOME ASPECTS OF COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY OF OXYGEN TOXICITY IN RETINA
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DOI：
10.1159/000305969
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发表时间：
1970-01-01
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影响因子：
2.6
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ASHTON, N
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作者：
ASHTON, N
很少有人像你们世界著名的科学家弗朗西丝库斯·科内尔·多图勒斯那样受到我的当代人的尊敬和爱戴，或者受到他们的继任者的尊敬。我毫不怀疑，你们都会熟悉他的成就，而且，确实，你们有理由为这样一位杰出的科学家是荷兰人而感到自豪。因此，我不能在介绍这篇演讲时对您对他一生工作的了解有任何补充，但我开始时不能不最真诚地感谢您在荷兰眼科学会成立75周年之际如此慷慨地授予我的崇高荣誉。荷兰的邦德斯，以及德国的诺夫哥罗德和英国的鲍曼，是现代眼科学的创始人，他们的名字永远与医学科学和实践的巨大进步联系在一起。他们生活在一个激动人心的开拓时代，当时只有相对较少的研究人员在探索和绘制整个新领域，而今天众多的专业科学家则在特殊领域的小块土地上度过一生。因此，今天很少有人能对知识做出如此全面和完整的贡献，因为他们的个人发现必然是零碎的，因此只能对任何完整的新概念做出贡献。邦德斯的伟大功绩在于，他在折射和适应领域的经典工作，从混乱中创造了秩序，作为一名普通生理学家，他表现出了辉煌的成就。
Few men have been so honoured and beloved by Iheir eontemporaries or so greatly revered by their successors as your world-famous compatriot Franciscus Cornells Dotulers, and I have no doubt that you will all be familiar with his achievements and, indeed, rightly proud that such an illustrious scientist was a Dutchman. While 1 cannot, therefore, add anything to your knowledge of his life work in introducing this address in his memory, 1 could not begin without acknowledging most sincerely the profound honour you have so graciously conferred upon me on the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the Netherlands Ophthalmological Society.Bonders in Holland, together with non (Iraefe in Germany and Bowman in England, were the founders of modern ophthal mology and their names are for ever associated with great for ward strides in the science and practice of medicine. They lived in an exciting pioneering age when relatively few investigators were exploring and mapping out whole new territories, whereas to-day multitudes of professional scientists spend their lives tending small allotments in special fields. Few men to-day, therefore, can make such rounded and complete contributions to knowledge, for their individual discoveries must necessarily be fragmentary and so only contributory to any complete new concept. It was the great merit of Bonders to have created order out of chaos by his classical work in the field of refraction and accom modation, and as a general physiologist to have shown a brilliant