34MH EyeDept-Salone

Eye department at 34th Military Hospital, Freetown. Leading Research into Ebola Retinal Disease and helping improve Eye Health Care in Sierra Leone

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Can Ebola virus persist in the retina of asymptomatic survivors? Our latest publication demonstrates evolving areas of dark without pressure associated with Ebola retinal lesions https://t.co/k5zWTOmpF0 @pauljsteptoe #Ebola #Optos @TopconGB @LivUni

[Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene @RSTMH]

Ebola then and now: Eight lessons from West Africa being applied in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. https://t.co/rCmKxtC9WA #Ebola #globalhealth #DRC

[Paul Steptoe @pauljsteptoe]

Thank you for the opportunity @SarahCoupland3. Lovely to meet the BAOP crowd🔬@34MHEyeResearch #Ebola #Ophthalmology #Globalhealth

[University of Liverpool News @livuninews]

New study published in @CDC_NCEZID shows #Ebola survivors suffer from severe neurological problems and need continued access to #health care
https://t.co/r7MZCVTqOi https://t.co/UK9hTnKdOi

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

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[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Pop by to see our poster at @RCOphth 207 "Evolving areas of Dark Without Pressure in Ebola survivors" #optomap @TopconGB @pauljsteptoe

[JAMA Ophthalmology @JAMAOphth]

Multimodal imaging findings of #Ebola #retinal #lesions provide new insights into Ebola retinal pathogenesis. Read more https://t.co/dOEkdR0wSK

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Our latest research provides an in-depth analysis of the retina scars seen in @Survivors_Ebola https://t.co/vxOM81FW4i

[Peek Vision @peekteam]

ICYMI - not too late to join this fantastic FREE online course on global blindness from our friends @ICEH_LSHTM https://t.co/JMFUh2nY63

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Our research is helping to improve the interpretation of ophthalmic findings in Ebola survivors in Guinea. https://t.co/oD1OUJXtd0

[Professor Calum Semple OBE @ProfCalumSemple]

My personal opinion on the Ebola Outbreak response and a bit about Convalescent Plasma https://t.co/WuGJYRm7B2

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

We've now reached 1000 patients with #optomap imaging in Freetown, Sierra Leone and beyond! Thank you #Optos!

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Great news! Peel Trust award a further £10,000 to @pauljsteptoe,@LivUni and @34MHEyeResearch to continue the research into Ebola eye disease

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Sad to see Dr Emsley leave 34MH to return to the UK. Thanks for all your hard work & good luck with the new job at #stpaulseyeunit

[LSTM_NTDs @LSTM_NTDs]

A Major Public Health Milestone on the Horizon: Sierra Leone's Progress towards Eliminating River Blindness https://t.co/Jqdt6Fwfe2

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Unfortunately those requiring VR surgery in Sierra Leone have a 2036km journey to the nearest service in Accra, Ghana. Unacceptable in 2017 https://t.co/9zYSdpH7vt

[Retina Today @RetinaToday]

We identified 15 #vitreoretinal surgeons in Africa and asked them of the challenges of #retina practice in Africa: https://t.co/7fALfHtmp2

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Thank you to the exceptional artist #PaulEmsley for providing the illustrations for our diabetic screening literature!

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

@ayvtv_1 Screening has only been made possible through the donation of the 1st retinal laser in SL by @CarletonOptical & @BMA humanitarian fund

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Dr Harrison Williams receives surgical instruments donated from @CarletonOptical for the new Makeni Eye Unit, Sierra Leone. Thank you!

[34MH EyeDept-Salone @34MHEyeResearch]

Kam na eye hospital en wi go check ye eye. We go use advance machine. After yo fos visit we go de check on yu or refer yu to eye doctor.