The National Eye Centre, Kaduna on May 10th, 2019 carried out its first Cornea transplant surgery. Dr. Galadima, a Consultant Ophthalmologist/Cornea specialist led the surgery team.
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The National Eye Centre, Kaduna has taken delivery of two brand new state-of-the-art anaesthetic machines. The Datex-Ohmeda branded machines would be used in the Centre’s operating theatre. CAPTIONS: 1. The CMD, Dr.Mahmoud Alhassan examining one of the machines. 2. Messrs Monday Ekpo (R) of Anaesthesia Department and Joshua Bala of Instrument Engineering Unit examining the machines. 3. The two machines.
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The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has deployed its Digital Divide Bridging Centre (DDBC) at the National Eye Centre, Kaduna. The DDBC is a solar powered IT Centre equipped with computers, e-learning facilities and internet connectivity.
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SALES OF ADMISSION FORMS
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National eye centre Kaduna has produced the 2018 award winner of Adenike Abiose prize in Ophthalmology in the person of Dr. Mustapha Bature. He emerge the best candidate at the 2018 membership examination. He also passed the examination at first attempt. Congratulations to Dr. Mustapha Bature. Congratulations to Dr. M.B Alhassan (CMD) National Eye Centre Kaduna. Congratulations to National Eye Centre Community.
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The Himalayan Cataract Project of USA made a book donation to National Eye Centre, Kaduna on the 4th of January, 2018 through Dr. Olusegun Olaniyi.
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As part of its constitutional functions, the House of Reps Committee on Health paid an oversight visit to the National Eye Centre, Kaduna on 20th December, 2018. The team was led by the Deputy Chairman, House Committee on Health, Hon. Mohammed Jega. Others on the team included Hon. Munir Dan-Baba Agundi, Hon. Usman Aliyu; the Clerk of the House, Mr. M.D Ibrahim and Mr. Valentine Eze. They were welcomed to the Centre by the Chief Medical Director, Dr. Mahmoud Alhassan
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Glaucoma is a serious and irreversibly blinding eye condition of public health importance in Africa. The absence of distinct early symptoms makes the condition hard to recognize by patients. The gradual vision deterioration that occurs is worse in one eye, thereby making it difficult for those affected to be aware of the vision loss until the advanced stages of the disease. We discuss the epidemiology of glaucoma in sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the risk factors for the disease as well as risk factors for blindness in glaucoma patients. Available evidence suggests […]
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The School of Post Basic Ophthalmic Nursing of National Eye Centre, Kaduna conducted its 22nd Matriculation Ceremony on the 14th of December, 2018.
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