Fangli Fan - ophthalmology - Best Researcher Award
The Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine - China
AUTHOR PROFILE
👁️ OPHTHALMOLOGY INNOVATOR
Dr. Fangli Fan is a prominent Principal Investigator with extensive experience in ophthalmology. His research focuses on a range of critical areas, including visual fatigue, color vision improvement, and immune inflammation in ocular conditions. He has led significant projects such as the clinical observation of Zerun Optics Eye Care Device and studies on the role of secretory aspartic protease in keratitis prognosis, demonstrating his dedication to advancing eye care technologies.
🔬 CLINICAL RESEARCH PIONEER
Dr. Fan’s work includes pioneering clinical observations, such as the investigation into color vision improvement systems for electronic displays and color weakness glasses. His research on the impact of SHIP-1 mediated T lymphocyte migration in vernal keratoconjunctivitis highlights his expertise in immune responses and their implications for ocular health. His contributions have significantly advanced understanding in these specialized areas of ophthalmology.
🌍 GLOBAL CONTRIBUTOR
As a contributor to the "Color Care White Paper" by TÜV Rheinland and a presenter at international forums such as the ACS & AOSLC Forum in Seoul, Dr. Fan has made notable contributions to global ophthalmology discussions. His engagement in large-scale medical charity events and workshops underscores his commitment to improving eye care and treatment methodologies worldwide.
📑 RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Dr. Fan has published influential research in esteemed journals, including BMC Ophthalmology and Clinical and Translational Science. His studies range from examining the effects of glucocorticoids on fungal keratitis to the management of lacrimal sac abscesses. These publications reflect his comprehensive approach to tackling various ophthalmic conditions and his impact on advancing clinical practices.
🏅 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
Dr. Fan’s academic accomplishments include significant research grants and projects funded by institutions like the Hangzhou Municipal Health Commission and the Yuhang District Science and Technology Bureau. His contributions to the National Natural Science Foundation of China and involvement in patient data collection for various projects showcase his dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and improving patient outcomes.
🔍 RESEARCH EXPERTISE
Dr. Fan’s expertise extends to various aspects of ophthalmic research, including the study of neutrophil extracellular traps in corneal infections and the evaluation of artificial tears on corneal epithelium healing. His work contributes to a deeper understanding of ocular conditions and the development of more effective treatments, reflecting his broad impact on the field of ophthalmology.
🌟 INDUSTRY IMPACT
With a strong presence in both academic and clinical settings, Dr. Fan's research has influenced industry standards and practices. His involvement in innovative projects and his role as a Principal Investigator in key studies demonstrate his leadership and significant contributions to the field of ophthalmology.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
Title: Comparison of the influence of light between circularly polarized and linearly polarized smartphones on dry eye symptoms and asthenopia
Authors: Y. Mou, X. Shen, K. Yuan, ... , C. Wang, X. Jin
Journal: Clinical and Translational Science
Year: 2022
Title: Glucocorticoids May Exacerbate Fungal Keratitis by Increasing Fungal Aggressivity and Inhibiting the Formation of Neutrophil Extracellular Traps
Authors: F. Fan, X. Huang, K. Yuan, ... , L. Zhu, X. Jin
Journal: Current Eye Research
Year: 2020
Title: Evaluation of artificial tears on cornea epithelium healing
Authors: Y. Zhang, X.-Y. Lu, R.-J. Hu, F.-L. Fan, X.-M. Jin
Journal: International Journal of Ophthalmology
Year: 2018
Title: Dexamethasone inhibits S. aureus-induced neutrophil extracellular pathogen-killing mechanism, possibly through toll-like receptor regulation
Authors: T. Wan, Y. Zhao, F. Fan, R. Hu, X. Jin
Journal: Frontiers in Immunology
Year: 2017
Title: Management of lacrimal sac abscesses using lacrimal probe and Crawford silicon tube
Authors: L. Lin, L. Yang, X. Jin, Y. Zhao, F. Fan
Journal: BMC Ophthalmology
Year: 2016