"Our college specialists spoke on breast cancer at the American Embassy’s Satchmo Center in connection with October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer survivors also shared their testimonies with the public, and the audience engaged actively, asking questions and interacting with our specialist doctors. The event was organized by St. Paul’s, Yene Health, and the Satchmo Center.
To all MPH program applicants,
Please check your name in the list available at the link ((https://sphmmc.edu.et/public_health_applicants.pdf). If your NGAT certificate or any other required document is missing, kindly bring it to the registrar's office on Monday, October 28, or Tuesday, October 29, 2024.
Please check your name in the list available at the link ((https://sphmmc.edu.et/public_health_applicants.pdf). If your NGAT certificate or any other required document is missing, kindly bring it to the registrar's office on Monday, October 28, or Tuesday, October 29, 2024.
Take actions to prevent #strokes by adopting a healthier lifestyle:
🥗 eat healthier
🏃♀️ be physically active
💪 maintain a healthy weight
🚭 avoid tobacco & alcohol
🥗 eat healthier
🏃♀️ be physically active
💪 maintain a healthy weight
🚭 avoid tobacco & alcohol
October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth.
Early detection is everything!
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#BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerMonth #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #PinkOctober
Early detection is everything!
#SPHMMC
#BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerMonth #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #PinkOctober
Our hospital SPHMMC has successfully performed its first groundbreaking open cardiac surgery for a 16 years old female patient.
Our patient came to us with easy fatiguability, shortness of breath and occasional leg swelling of 3 years duration. She had numerous visits at TASH and Cardiac Center of Ethiopia and was on the waiting list with a diagnosis of congenital heart disease - secundum ASD.
Today, after thorough planning and execution of our surgical department we have been able to conduct our first open heart surgery. The surgery led by Dr. Berhanu Hailemariam and Dr. Sisay Bekele performed autologous pericardial patch repair of the ASD.
Subsequently the patient was transfered to our newly established Cardiac ICU and was successfuly extubated and is in stable condition.
None of this would have been possible without the dedication and expertise of our exceptional department head Dr. Henok Teshome, St. Paul's administration with special thanks to Dr. Wuletaw Chanie, the Cardiac Center of Ethiopia for their consumable support & TAZMA special medical and surgical center for its invaluable contribution in kicking off the service with provison of equipments, consumables & staff
We would like to thank our Cardiac ICU staff, our OR staff, nurses, anesthesiologists, perfusionists and biomedical engineers. Their commitment and tireless efforts ensured not only the patient successful surgical outcome but also her overall well-being.
May today be a reminder of what we can achieve as a team!
Thank you
Our patient came to us with easy fatiguability, shortness of breath and occasional leg swelling of 3 years duration. She had numerous visits at TASH and Cardiac Center of Ethiopia and was on the waiting list with a diagnosis of congenital heart disease - secundum ASD.
Today, after thorough planning and execution of our surgical department we have been able to conduct our first open heart surgery. The surgery led by Dr. Berhanu Hailemariam and Dr. Sisay Bekele performed autologous pericardial patch repair of the ASD.
Subsequently the patient was transfered to our newly established Cardiac ICU and was successfuly extubated and is in stable condition.
None of this would have been possible without the dedication and expertise of our exceptional department head Dr. Henok Teshome, St. Paul's administration with special thanks to Dr. Wuletaw Chanie, the Cardiac Center of Ethiopia for their consumable support & TAZMA special medical and surgical center for its invaluable contribution in kicking off the service with provison of equipments, consumables & staff
We would like to thank our Cardiac ICU staff, our OR staff, nurses, anesthesiologists, perfusionists and biomedical engineers. Their commitment and tireless efforts ensured not only the patient successful surgical outcome but also her overall well-being.
May today be a reminder of what we can achieve as a team!
Thank you
SPHMMC Cardiology Division Update!
Over the past 5 days, SPHMMC Cardiology Division, in collaboration with Cardiovascular Education Foundation (CVEF), hosted a Cardiovascular and Electrophysiology mission with amazing outcomes!
Performed 16 total procedures, including:
📌 3 Left Bundle Pacings - FIRST time in Ethiopia 🇪🇹!
⚡️ 5 Electrophysiology Studies & SVT Ablations
💓 8 Pacemaker Implantations
📚 The mission included educational sessions, hands-on training, and skill transfer—strengthening partnerships for future missions and training.
We're deeply grateful for CVEF's support and dedication to advancing cardiac care in Ethiopia.
A huge thank you to our dedicated team, St. Paul Management and the department of Internal Medicine for the support in making this possible .
Over the past 5 days, SPHMMC Cardiology Division, in collaboration with Cardiovascular Education Foundation (CVEF), hosted a Cardiovascular and Electrophysiology mission with amazing outcomes!
Performed 16 total procedures, including:
📌 3 Left Bundle Pacings - FIRST time in Ethiopia 🇪🇹!
⚡️ 5 Electrophysiology Studies & SVT Ablations
💓 8 Pacemaker Implantations
📚 The mission included educational sessions, hands-on training, and skill transfer—strengthening partnerships for future missions and training.
We're deeply grateful for CVEF's support and dedication to advancing cardiac care in Ethiopia.
A huge thank you to our dedicated team, St. Paul Management and the department of Internal Medicine for the support in making this possible .