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Located in the Maupas\/Valency district, it is affiliated with the Vaud University Hospital Center (CHUV) and the Faculty of Biology and Medicine at the University of Lausanne (UNIL).   XIX It is century [ modifier | Modifier and code ] The first chief doctor of the hospital is the D r Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Recordon. THE D r Marc Dufour became a deputy doctor in 1869. The December 15, 1873 , he inaugurates the new building from the ophthalmic hospital, which includes 40 beds. He succeeds D r Record at the head of the hospital in 1880. The D r Dufour is also a member of the commission appointed in the fall of 1887 by the Council of State to study the transformation of the academy into a university and to create a faculty of medicine. Marc Dufour supports this project and, once the Faculty of Medicine of Lausanne has been created, it will become the first dean in 1890 and occupied it from the October 27, 1892 The Ophthalmology Chair [ first ] . XX It is century [ modifier | Modifier and code ] When the death of D r Dufour in 1910, he was replaced at the head of the ophthalmic hospital by his nephew, the D r Auguste Dufour, Privat-Docent, deputy doctor at the ophthalmic hospital since 1892 and former assistant of Edmond Landolt, a renowned Swiss ophthalmologist, author of numerous scientific works. [ first ] The D r Jules Gonin, second assistant at the ophthalmic hospital, second deputy doctor in 1901, Privat-Docent and known for his work on retina detachment, succeeded in 1918 to the D r Auguste Dufour as a chief doctor. He was appointed in 1920 full professor of the Chair of Ophthalmology at the University of Lausanne, succeeding the Prof Eperon who had replaced the D r Marc Dufour [ first ] . In 1935, the D r Othmar Dufour, born in Lausanne in 1876, succeeded the D r Jules Gonin. He then became a chief doctor of the ophthalmic hospital, but does not replace the D r Jules Gonin at the University of Lausanne. He only remained at the head of the hospital three years, forced by a disease. However, he joined the foundation council until his death on August 10, 1938 [ first ] . The D r Marc Amsler, born in Vevey in 1891, succeeded him in 1935 as a teacher of ophthalmology and chief doctor of the ophthalmic hospital. By acquiring devices and working instruments, it gives a significant boom to the hospital. In November 1940 , the 1873 building was enlarged and restored. In 1943 the D r Marc Amsler leaves Lausanne for Zurich [ first ] . His successor at the head of the hospital and as a professor at the university, in 1944, was the D r Bernardo Streiff, born in Genoa in 1908. He created in 1948 the Department of Orthoptic, taking care of the strabics in particular. He proposed to the foundation council, in agreement with the canton, to renovate the hospital and to build a new building west of the first. The new premises of the ophthalmological clinic are inaugurated the May 20, 1954 . In 1949, he created the Streiff fund in order to acquire devices and instruments necessary for specialized research. [ first ] In 1978 the D r Claude Gailloud, born in 1930, replaces the D r Streiff. A new renovation is undertaken: the old hospital of 1873 is fully emptied, and its levels redeveloped to correspond to those of the ophthalmological clinic of 1954. The policline is enlarged to the north by creating a platform which sinks on all The length of the adjacent building, the Home Recordon [ first ] . It was in 1996 that the D r Leonidas Zografos, born in 1947, succeeds Prof Claude Gailloud. XXI It is century [ modifier | Modifier and code ] The Jules-Gonin ophthalmological hospital has undergone major transformations at the start of the XXI It is century: the old building on the avenue de France is renovated between 2002 and the June 29, 2006 . Since then, it has housed the medical management, the school of orthoptic, the hospital service, the general policline (which annually achieves more than 28,000 consultations), strabology, adult oncology and emergency unit ( which has exam boxes and small intervention rooms). In addition, a new building is built, next to the first, overlooking the avenue d’Echallens. Since 2005, there are specialized units: affections of the anterior segment (infringement of cornea, crystalline, cataract, glaucoma), immuno-infectiology, oculoplastic, neuro-speaking, medical and surgical conditions of retina, pediatric oncology, ophthalmo-pediatrics and oculogenetics. The corneal and refractive surgery center is also located in the new building, as is the operating room. From September 2013 , Jules-Gonin ophthalmic hospital is led by Prof. Francine Behar-Cohen [ 2 ] . It has since been replaced by Prof. Thomas J. Wolfensberger appointed head of the Ophthalmology Service of the Faculty of Biology and Medicine at the University of Lausanne in 2019. \u2191 a b c d e f and g Asylum foundation of the blind, The sustainability of a vocation , Denges, roth + sauter sa, Spring 1993 , 141 p.  \u2191 ‘ Teacher. Francine Behar-Cohen named Service ChefAt the Ophthalmic Hospital Jules-Gonin \u00bb, Press release , August 27, 2013 , p. first ( read online  [PDF] )  Related article [ modifier | Modifier and code ] External link [ modifier | Modifier and code ]  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/jules-gonin-ophthalmic-hospital-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Jules-Gonin ophthalmic hospital-Wikipedia"}}]}]