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Over 10 000 Manuscripts

Morton F. Goldberg, MD, FAOS, FRACO (hon)

Arch Ophthalmol. 1994;112(6):749-751.

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AT THE start of my 10-year term of office as editor of the ARCHIVES, I offered a "forum for sober, analytical, and interpretive thoughts on matters of value to our readers" and anticipated an informative and useful dialogue.¹ I have enjoyed this process immensely and hope that our readers have benefited from the attempt. The founding editor, Hermann Knapp, declared in 1869:

The objectives and goals of the Archives of Ophthalmology are education: to inform its readers of progress, problems, and pertinent research in the practice of ophthalmology through the publication of original contributions and observations.

This mission statement is valid today; we remain committed to the publication of new and substantial information.

Retrospective evaluation of 10 years' evolution of an ophthalmologic journal is useful, and, in this case, it is also gratifying.^2,3 During this time, there has been a torrential outpouring of new ideas in ophthalmology. Many . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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Editor, 1984-1994 Baltimore, Md

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