The college received Equipment worth over 2.5 million birr from Cure Blindess Project
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The donation is for establishment of an advanced wet lab for training Ophthalmology residents.

Thanks to the support the department has now a state of the art wet lab.

The donations inclue two operating microscopes with display screens, CCTV cameras for surveillance, 7 cataract sets, 48 sets of model eyes, 2 hard discs and 2 surgeon stools among others.

The donation and the establishment of wet lab will enhance the quality of surgical training by allowing residents to practice surgical procedures and improve their surgical skills.

The donation was formally handed over by Mr. Abreham Haddis, Manager of Infrastructure and Logistics at Cure Blindness Project. In addition to the handover, technical training on the use of the instruments was provided to a biomedical engineer, and an orientation session was conducted for the residents.

During the event, Mr. Abreham emphasized the importance of proper utilization of the equipment and assured that the Cure Blindness Project will maintain continuous monitoring and follow-up to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of the donation.

Cure Blindness Project has been a longstanding and committed partner of both the Department of Ophthalmology and the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, playing a vital role in strengthening the residency program and expanding access to quality eye care.

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