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A new cost effective procedure for congenital cataract surgery 

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Congenital cataract is a serious health problem all over the world, specially in  the Developing World. It is caused and accompanied by many well known diseases.Unfotunately, the only available treatment is sugery,which is challenging, as it requires expesive machinery and well equipped theatre.Larger incisions make the post operative time difficult,as children might rub their eyes,causing wound leak and secondary infection,especially in poor, economically disadvantaged areas.The present procedure takes into account all these challenges.This procedure, which has been pioneered in Sudan is easy,cost effective (about 5 dollars) and doesn't require a well equipped theatre, as only disposable syringes are used . To learn more, see the video:  
http://video.healio.com/video/TRANS-CORNEAL-LENSECTOMY 

Child Health News and Articles

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Here you may find latest news and research articles published elsewhere about the child health. Kindly email your contributions, comments and suggestions to us.



  1. The Wonder Fruit, Mango and Pumpkin
  2. Genotoxic and Carcinogenic Compounds in Plant Food Supplements
  3. Premature Babies Harbor Fewer, but More Dangerous Microbe Types
  4. Functional Brain Pathways Disrupted in Children With ADHD
  5. Conjoined Twin Toddlers Successfully Separated
  6. Wood-smoke from Cooking Fires Linked to Pneumonia, Cognitive Impacts
  7. Dirt Prevents Allergy, Danish Research Suggests
  8. Delayed Cord Clamping Protects Newborn Babies from Iron Deficiency





Disclaimer: The articles here are not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Views expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics.
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