Life, eye disease and work of Joseph Plateau

  • Verriest G
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Abstract

The Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau (1801--1883) suffered from uveitis which made him blind at the age of 42 years and which has been ascribed to a previous solar retinitis. Plateau described many visual phenomena, including the persistence of visual impressions. He invented instruments which foreshadowed the cinema.

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Verriest, G. (1990). Life, eye disease and work of Joseph Plateau. In History of Ophthalmology (pp. 9–20). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0641-9_2

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