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Updated: 4.12.2009 @14:30
   
 
DEC
09
Surgical Camps in Bhachek
The surgical camps in Bhachek, a village in northern part of Gorkha
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DEC
09
Roof Repair
After the satisfactory outcome of repair of roof over Operation Theatre (OT) Building, repair of roof in OPD buildings has also been commenced
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JULY
09
Phaco Training
The third batch of Phacoemulsification surgery training completed successfully in July.
 
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AUG
09
Advance OT Management Training
The third batch of advance OT Management training commenced from 2nd August 2009
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  Introduction:
Blindness is still a sever public health problem in Nepal. Almost 8 in every one thousand people are blind even now in Nepal. The national eye survey conducted in 1981 has revealed a fact that more than 16 people in every one hundred had some sort of ocular disorders and almost in one hundred had some degree of cataract in their eyes. 80% of total blindness was

avoidable either preventable or curable. The major causes of blindness were Cataract, Trachoma Glaucoma, and Corneal Diseases etc.

Due to almost non-existence of eye care service, the situation of blindness was even more vulnerable in hilly and remote areas. It is therefore, Himalaya Eye Hospital (HEH) was established in 1993 with the prime objective of providing comprehensive eye care service to the people residing in Gandaki, Dhaulagiri and Karnali zones.  HEH provides eye care services through its base hospital and community based activities that are conducted through out the year to serve those who can’t come to hospital on their own. A total of more than 120000 patients got examination service and more than 6000 patients get surgical service from the activities of HEH annually. It has 50 bed capacity.

The service area of HEH i.e. Gandaki, Dhaulagiri and Karnali has a population of almost
three millions, which accounts more than 10% percent of total population in the country. Similarly, area wise these three zones cover more than 25% total land area of the country.

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