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Foundation Enrols 63 Clubfoot Children For Treatment

Kalu Eziyi by Kalu Eziyi
2 years ago
in Health
The Straight Child Foundation TSCF
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The Straight Child Foundation (TSCF), last September, enrolled 63 children out of which about 70 percent are less than 12 months for treatment for congenital clubfoot.

TSCF project supervisor, Bright Amadi, said this to newsmen in Umuahia, the Abia State capital, while giving an update on the successes the TSCF had recorded recently.

He explained the children were being treated at 17 clubfoot clinics in 10 states covered by the TSCF, adding that 90 percent of them received tenotomy in line with global standards.

Amadi noted that the TSCF had been regularly organising programmes on enhancing clubfoot surveillance, earlier detection, and referral for treatment at designated clubfoot clinics.

“We’ve organised one session each on early detection and referral training for health workers at the primary health care level in Warri, Kabba, and Izzi, in Delta, Kogi and Ebonyi States respectively.

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Furthermore, he said that the TSCF had made supportive supervisory visit to the Enugu State University Teaching Hospital, Enugu for hands-on training and assessment of clinic operations.

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Kalu K. Eziyi is a Reporter with Leadership Newspaper, known for detailed, prompt reporting and a commitment to in-depth coverage and accuracy. He brings strong editorial integrity to his beat and is recognised as a trusted voice in his area of coverage.

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