The passing of the esteemed Dr. Nancy Duquesne García, who led the ophthalmology service at the Arnaldo Milián Castro Hospital for many years, has deeply touched the Villa Clara community, according to official sources this Saturday.
"Dr. Duquesne was a second-degree specialist in ophthalmology and an associate professor. She enjoyed the respect and recognition of her colleagues, patients, and students," the University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara posted on Facebook.
The statement detailed that Duquesne had led the ophthalmology service at Arnaldo Milián Castro Hospital for many years, dedicating her life to this specialty with profound commitment.
Moreover, Dr. Duquesne excelled both in medical care and in the training of generations of professionals. She participated in various medical missions and contributed to the education of professionals in other countries.
Dr. Duquesne's deep passion for medicine and her specialty inspired her daughter to follow in her footsteps, becoming an excellent specialist herself, the note indicated.
"The community of the University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara mourns the farewell to Professor Duquesne, a paragon of teaching and ophthalmology in Villa Clara," the statement emphasized.
A person named José Guillermo Martínez Urbay expressed his sorrow on Facebook over the doctor's passing, noting that she had been living in Havana for some time. "May the embrace reach the heavens, along with the gratitude, respect, and affection I have for her," he said with deep sorrow, while extending condolences to her daughter, granddaughter, and husband.
Recently, the death of the distinguished Dr. Silvia Carlota Jústiz Hernández, who dedicated more than six decades to pediatric pulmonology, caused an outpouring of grief in Santiago de Cuba.
"With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Dr. Silvia Carlota Jústiz Hernández, an eminent pediatrician and teacher of generations, who dedicated over 60 years to the noble work of saving lives," the provincial health directorate of Santiago de Cuba posted on Facebook.
Impact of Dr. Duquesne García's Passing on Villa Clara
The passing of Dr. Nancy Duquesne García has left a significant impact on the Villa Clara community. Below are some frequently asked questions about her life and contributions.
Who was Dr. Nancy Duquesne García?
Dr. Nancy Duquesne García was a second-degree specialist in ophthalmology and an associate professor who led the ophthalmology service at Arnaldo Milián Castro Hospital for many years.
What contributions did Dr. Duquesne García make to the medical field?
Dr. Duquesne García excelled in both medical care and the training of new professionals. She participated in various medical missions and contributed to the education of professionals in other countries.
How did Dr. Duquesne García influence her family?
Her deep passion for medicine and her specialty inspired her daughter to follow in her footsteps, becoming an excellent specialist as well.
What was the community's reaction to her passing?
The community of Villa Clara, including colleagues, patients, and students, deeply mourned her passing. She was highly respected and recognized for her contributions to ophthalmology and medical education.