• The University of Benin once again became the center of discourse within academic and elite circles when...

  • The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. O.G.Oshodin (JP) on behalf of Council, Senate, Staff and Students cordially invites all to the...

  • From Tuesday December 6th - Thursday December 8th, there...

  • The Vice Chancellor Prof. O.G. Oshodin on behalf of Council and Senate cordially invites Staff, Students and...

  • University of Benin Governing Council and other Stakeholders' held a Retreat at Le Meridien Ibom Hotel...

The University of Benin once again became the center of discourse within academic and elite circles when...

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. O.G.Oshodin (JP) on behalf of Council, Senate, Staff and Students cordially invites all to the...

From Tuesday December 6th - Thursday December 8th, there...

The Vice Chancellor Prof. O.G. Oshodin on behalf of Council and Senate cordially invites Staff, Students and...

University of Benin Governing Council and other Stakeholders' held a Retreat at Le Meridien Ibom Hotel...

surgery

MICRO - TREPHINATION GLAUCOMA SURGERY IN NIGERIANS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT

Faculty: 
School of Medicine

This is a preliminary report on eleven serial eyes that had micro-trephination glaucoma surgery at University of Benin Teaching Hospital and DDS Eye Surgery, Benin City between January 1995 and December 1998. Out of these, seven eyes had successful intra-ocu1ar pressure reduction with average reduction ranging from 6mmHg to 17mmHg while four eyes had unsatisfactory intra-ocular pressure reduction with average being 2mmHg. The complications encountered were very minimal.

OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPTIAL

Faculty: 
School of Medicine

A retrospective study of all ophthalmic surgical procedures done at he ophthalmology department of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital was carried out in order to determine the frequency and pattern of the various ophthalmic surgical procedures with particular reference to surgery for cataract and glaucoma, the two leading causes of bilateral blindness.

EYE CARE OUTREACH TO RURAL UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS IN EDO AND DELTA STATES OF NIGERIA

Faculty: 
School of Medicine

An eye care outreach programme to rural communities in Edo and Delta State of Nigeria was carried out in September 2001. The programme was aimed at taking eye care to the doorsteps of the less privileged rural dwellers as part of the preparatory activities for an annual congress. A total of 944 patients were screened and treated.

EYE CARE OUTREACH TO RURAL UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS IN EDO AND DELTA STATES OF NIGERIA

Faculty: 
School of Medicine

An eye care outreach programme to rural communities in Edo and Delta States of Nigeria was carried out in September 2001. The programme was aimed at taking eye care to the doorsteps of the less privileged rural dwellers as part of the preparatory activities for an annual congress. A total of 944 patients were screened and treated.

CATARACT SURGERY BY RESIDENT OPHTHALMOLOGIST-EXPERIENCE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPITAL, NIGERIA

Faculty: 
School of Medicine

Two hundred and seventy-eight (278) consecutive cataract extractions, (Intracapsular and Extracapsular extraction) in 229 patients were carried out in a 30 months period (Jan. 1986-June 1988) at the University Of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City (UBTH), Nigeria 114 of these were carried out by Registrar and Senior Registrar grade ophthalmology Residents while the remaining 164 were by Consultant Ophthalmologists.

ACCEPTABILITY OF SURGERY AS INITIAL TREATMENT FOR PRIMARY OPEN ANGLE GLAUCOMA

Faculty: 
School of Medicine

One hundred and fifty-four new glaucoma patients at the University Of Benin Teaching Hospital were interviewed to determine the acceptance of surgery, reasons for refusal, and factors affecting acceptability of surgery as an initial treatment option. Fifty patients (32.5%) accepted surgery while eighty-nine (57.8%) refused.

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