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He was the first Filipino to establish the first eye hospital in the Philippines, De Ocampo Eye Hospital (1952). He was also the first Filipino President of the Philippine Ophthalmological Society (1958). He was also the first Filipino to design a corneal dissector that was manufactured in the US. |
He was the first Filipino to establish the first eye hospital in the Philippines, De Ocampo Eye Hospital (1952). He was also the first Filipino President of the Philippine Ophthalmological Society (1958). He was also the first Filipino to design a corneal dissector that was manufactured in the US. |
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He received the Jose Rizal Medal in Ophthalmology from the Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology and was also named [[National Scientist of the Philippines]] in 1982. |
He received the [http://www.apaophth.org/award_past.php Jose Rizal Medal] in Ophthalmology from the [http://www.apaophth.org/ Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology] and was also named [[National Scientist of the Philippines]] in 1982. |
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Geminiano T. De Ocampo was a Filipino ophthalmologist known to some as the "Father of Modern Philippine Ophthalmology".[1][2]. He was the founder of the Philippine Eye Bank.
He graduated valedictorian of his class at the Bulacan High School in 1926.
He was the first Filipino to establish the first eye hospital in the Philippines, De Ocampo Eye Hospital (1952). He was also the first Filipino President of the Philippine Ophthalmological Society (1958). He was also the first Filipino to design a corneal dissector that was manufactured in the US.
He received the Jose Rizal Medal in Ophthalmology from the Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology and was also named National Scientist of the Philippines in 1982.
References
http://www.womenofmalolos.org/Pages/News1.html
http://upmasa-online.org/newjournalContent.php?article_id=594&l=75
http://www.nast.dost.gov.ph/pro_deocampo.htm
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