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Abstract
The book is about a global mission against world cataract blindness. It highlights the resistance of some world organizations to changes, particularly the shift from ICCE to ECCE with PCI, and how they have relented over the years. It also highlights the success of cataract/implant training centres in China, especially in Tianjin. The book will be of interest to anyone involved in providing eye care, and may be of special interest to those dealing with blinding diseases including cataract.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Contents | 4 | ||
Dedication | 7 | ||
Foreword | 8 | ||
Preface | 10 | ||
Reviews of World Leaders \"Vision for the World\" First Edition | 16 | ||
Chapter 1 Introduction From Dreams to Actions | 19 | ||
Chapter 1 Introduction: From Dreams to Actions | 21 | ||
International Meetings in China | 32 | ||
OPENING CEREMONY ADDRESS | 34 | ||
Chapter 2 \"I Want to See | 39 | ||
Chapter 2 \"I Want to See | 41 | ||
World Bank | 43 | ||
The 21st Century | 44 | ||
Chapter 3 Tianjin Centre A Model for the World to Follow | 47 | ||
Chapter 3 Tianjin Centre:A Model for the World to Follow | 49 | ||
Basic Techniques of Microsurgery | 50 | ||
ECCE and implantation | 52 | ||
Tianjin project | 52 | ||
Conclusion | 56 | ||
Chapter 4 First Susruta Memorial Lecture Increasing Importance of Eye Surgeons in Mass Cataract Blindness — a Megatrend | 63 | ||
Chapter 4 First Susruta Memorial Lecture: Increasing Importance of Eye Surgeons in Mass Cataract Blindness — a Megatrend | 65 | ||
Introduction | 65 | ||
Current Situation of Mass Cataract Blindness | 66 | ||
Implant Surgery in Rural Areas of Developing Countries | 67 | ||
Increasing Importance of Eye Surgeons — a Megatrend | 68 | ||
Suitable Eye Surgeons | 70 | ||
Organisation of World Eye Surgeons — WORLDCATS* | 71 | ||
Funds and Support | 71 | ||
Other Organisations | 72 | ||
Implant Training Centres | 73 | ||
Conclusion | 75 | ||
Chapter 5 Quality Cataract Surgery in Rural Asia in the 21st Century | 77 | ||
Chapter 5 Quality Cataract Surgery in Rural Asia in the 21st Century | 79 | ||
Introduction | 79 | ||
Political and Economic Changes | 80 | ||
Quality Cataract Surgery in Asia | 83 | ||
Background | 84 | ||
Cataract Blindness | 86 | ||
Eye Surgeons | 89 | ||
Tianjin | 91 | ||
Future | 92 | ||
Conclusion | 93 | ||
Chapter 6 Eye Surgeons — Seize the Opportunity | 95 | ||
Chapter 6 Eye Surgeons — Seize the Opportunity | 97 | ||
Chapter 7 Changing World Opinion? | 103 | ||
Chapter 7 Interview 1997:Changing World Opinion? | 105 | ||
Chapter 8 Ophthalmology in Asia Awakes! | 119 | ||
Chapter 8 Ophthalmology in Asia Awakes! | 121 | ||
Asia in the 20th Century | 122 | ||
Asia Awakes | 123 | ||
Trends | 128 | ||
Trends in Europe and USA | 129 | ||
General Trends in Asia | 129 | ||
Ophthalmology in Asia | 129 | ||
Admiration for Western Achievements | 130 | ||
Ophthalmic Congresses and Meetings | 130 | ||
21st Century | 131 | ||
Cataract Surgery in Rural Asia | 133 | ||
Renaissance (Rebirth) | 138 | ||
Outstanding Asian Ophthalmologists | 139 | ||
National Hero of the PhilippinesJose Rizal | 139 | ||
Discoverer of theTrachoma Virus | 140 | ||
The Eye Surgeon of the 20th Century | 141 | ||
Brilliant Young Asian Ophthalmologists of the 21st Century | 142 | ||
Conclusion | 144 | ||
Chapter 9 Barraquer Gold Medal Lecture Towards Perfect Outcome in Cataract Surgery: The Eye Surgeons Role | 145 | ||
Chapter 9 Towards Perfect Outcome in Cataract Surgery: The Eye Surgeon's Role | 147 | ||
1. Worldwide Demand For Top EyeSurgeons | 157 | ||
2. What Is The Perfect Outcome? | 158 | ||
Knowledge | 160 | ||
Skill | 160 | ||
Experience | 161 | ||
3. How Do W e Measure OutcomesTo Reach For Perfection? | 163 | ||
4. Global Trends In Meeting OurGoals For Perfection | 166 | ||
The Latest May Not Be The Best | 168 | ||
ASIA —Wealth And Its Contrast | 169 | ||
The Contrast In Wealth | 170 | ||
Tianjin — A Model For Quality Cataract Surgery | 171 | ||
5. Ethics And Values In Shaping The Demand For Surgical Perfection | 172 | ||
Strength of Character | 172 | ||
Patients' Desire VersusMedical Scientific Advances | 174 | ||
Conclusion | 175 | ||
The End | 176 | ||
Chapter 10 The Dilemma of Ophthalmic Changes Spreads to Asia | 177 | ||
Chapter 10 The Dilemma of OphthalmicChanges Spreads to Asia | 179 | ||
Chapter 11 WORLDEYES | 183 | ||
Chapter 11 WORLDEYES | 185 | ||
The 20th century has drawn to a close, leaving behind countless victims of eye disease. | 185 | ||
Unique Model — International Intraocular Implant Training Centre, Tianjin, People's Republic of China | 186 | ||
Further Expansion | 187 | ||
Xiamen Eye Centre | 187 | ||
Major Centre of Influence | 188 | ||
Cataract Surgery Training Centre of Jinan, Shandong Province | 189 | ||
Affiliated Centre: Zhongshan Ophthalmic Centre, Guangzhou | 191 | ||
The Future | 191 | ||
Chapter 12 Epilogue | 195 | ||
Chapter 12 Epilogue: The Glorious Future of Ophthalmology | 197 | ||
Appendices | 201 | ||
Appendix A Supporters and Volunteers from the World Eye Surgeons Society (WORLDEYES) | 203 | ||
Appendix B The Challenge of Glaucoma | 207 | ||
References | 212 | ||
Appendix C | 213 | ||
References | 213 | ||
Appendix D | 214 |