About Johan Georg Raeder
Lived 1889 – 1959 (aged 69–70). Johan Georg Raeder was a Norwegian ophthalmologist.
Johan Georg Raeder (March 20, 1889, Oslo – 1959) was a Norwegian ophthalmologist known for his studies on glaucoma. The Raeder's paratrigeminal syndrome, a lesion of the middle cranial fossa, and incomplete variation of Horner's syndrome, was named after him.
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Who was Johan Georg Raeder?
ophthalmologist
When was Johan Georg Raeder born?
Johan Georg Raeder was born in 1889 in Oslo Municipality.
When did Johan Georg Raeder die?
Johan Georg Raeder died in 1959.
What was Johan Georg Raeder's occupation?
Johan Georg Raeder was an ophthalmologist.
What nationality was Johan Georg Raeder?
Johan Georg Raeder was Norwegian.
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