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Mokytoja, vedusi oftalmologijos keliu: Profesorė Emilija Daktaravičienė

Authors: Jankauskienė, Jūratė;

Mokytoja, vedusi oftalmologijos keliu: Profesorė Emilija Daktaravičienė

Abstract

Ši knyga skirta įžymios Lietuvos oftalmologės, mokslininkės ir pedagogės profesorės Emilijos Daktaravičienės (1919-2015) atminimui. Šiais metais švenčiame Emilijos Daktaravičienės 100-ąsias gimimo metines. Knygoje pateikiama profesorės biografija ir jos kolegų, Lietuvos oftalmologų, studentų ir artimųjų prisiminimai. Ji buvo Kauno medicinos instituto (nuo 1989 m. – Kauno medicinos akademija) Akių ligų klinikos, Regos apsaugos laboratorijos vadovė. Profesorė buvo Lietuvos aklųjų ir silpnaregių asociacijos, Lietuvos aftalmologų, Baltijos oftalmologų, Lietuvos glaukomos draugijų garbės narė, Katalikiškojo Prano Daunio fondo tarybos narė. Prof. E. Daktaravičienė yra daugiau nei 290 straipsnių autorė, iš jų 101 – mokslo. Kartu su bendraautoriais ji išleido 2 monografijas ir vieną akių ligų vadovėlį aukštosios medicinos mokyklos studentams. Profesorei E. Daktaravičienėi vadovaujant, 13 doktorantų apgynė disertacijas. Prof. E. Daktaravičienė kartu su kolegomis surengė nemažai mokslinių lietuvių ir tarptautinių konferencijų ir simpoziumų. This book is dedicated to the memory of the famous Lithuanian ophthalmologist, scientist and pedagogue Professor Emilija Daktaravičienė (1919-2015). This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Emilija Daktaravičienė birth. The book presents the biography of Professor and reminiscences of her colleagues, Lithuanian ophthalmologists, students and family members. She was the head of the Department of Eye Diseases and Visual Protection laboratory at Kaunas Medical Institute (from 1989 Kaunas Medical Academy). Professor was an honorary member of the Lithuanian Association of the Blind and Visually Handicapped, Lithuanian Ophthalmologists, Baltic Ophthalmologists, Lithuanian Glaucoma Societies, a member of the Council of Catolic Pranas Daunys Foundation. Professor E. Daktaravičienė is an author of more than 290 articles, 101 of them scientific. Together with co-authors she has published 2 monographs and the textbook of eye diseases for high medical school students. Under the guidence of prof. E. Daktaravičienė, thirteen doctoral students defended their thesis. Prof. E. Daktaravičienė, together with co-workers, organized a number of scientific Lithuanian and international conferences and symposiums.

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Daktaravičienė, Ophthalmologists, Lietuvos gydytoja oftalmologė, habilituota biomedicinos mokslų daktarė, Physicians, women, Mokslo (meno) populiarinimo ir kitos knygos / Science (art) promotion and other books (K4d), Emilija Kublickaitė-Daktaravičienė, Lithuania, Medicina / Medicine (M001)

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