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John Hughlings Jackson (1835-1940) is renowned as the "Father of English Neurology." A passionate neurologist, he valued the importance of ophthalmoscopy in diagnosing cerebral diseases, stating that it is essential for methodical investigation. His work at the London Hospital and the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases paved the way for advancements in neurology. Jackson's extensive publications contribute significantly to our understanding of neurological disorders. His deep appreciation for the ophthalmoscope reflects his commitment to integrating ophthalmic insights into neurological practice.
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Hughlings Jackson Digre, Corbett
An important neurologist, Hughlings Jackson was a life-long enthusiast of ophthalmoscopy."The physician is much indebted to Helmholtz as the ophthalmic surgeon is. You cannot investigate cases of cerebral disease methodically unless you use the ophthalmoscope"Hughlings Jackson, Lecture on Optic Neuritis from Intracranial Disease.In Selected Writing of John Hughlings Jackson. John Hughlings Jackson (1835-1940) is often called the "Father of English Neurology". He practiced at the London Hospital and later the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases. He published extensively on many aspects of Neurology.
