Research
Professor Rabbee was an exceptional clinician, as well as a medical researcher. Throughout the subcontinent, people sought him out to diagnose difficult cases that could not be diagnosed or treated by local physicians. Rabbee combined a holistic approach towards health with cutting-edge science. For his poor patients, this popular doctor, gave free medical treatment, medicine, transportation and hospitalization costs. He was extremely well liked by child and elderly patients, because he took the time to interact with them and to understand the root causes of their clinical symptoms.
Rabbee also did research on medicine, and has had his research-based articles published in British Medical Journal and Lancet. His publications include Spirometry in Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia and A Case of Congenital Hyperbilirubinaemia (Dubin-Johnson Syndrome) in Pakistan.
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