Determinants of the Ophthalmological Follow-Up of Sickle Cell Patients at the  National Center of Research and Care  for Sickle Cell Patients in Lome-Togo

Maneh, Nidain; Edebah Nagbe, Yawa; Komi Santos, Mawuli Ayodele; Amouzou, Dadjo; Magnang, Hezouwe; Sylvain Kawilitetou, Koffi; Messan Amedome, Kokou; Patrice Balo, Komi

doi:10.4236/ojoph.2023.134033

OJOph

2023

DOI: 10.4236/ojoph.2023.134033

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Determinants of the Ophthalmological Follow-Up of Sickle Cell Patients at the National Center of Research and Care for Sickle Cell Patients in Lome-Togo

Nidain Maneh,

Yawa Edebah Nagbe,

Mawuli Ayodele Komi Santos

et al.

Abstract: 342Open Journal of Ophthalmology proves their ophthalmological follow-up. Greater awareness on eye disorders related to sickle cell disease by medical staff towards patients with sickle cell disease would improve ophthalmological follow-up.

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Determinants of the Ophthalmological Follow-Up of Sickle Cell Patients at the National Center of Research and Care for Sickle Cell Patients in Lome-Togo

Abstract: 342Open Journal of Ophthalmology proves their ophthalmological follow-up. Greater awareness on eye disorders related to sickle cell disease by medical staff towards patients with sickle cell disease would improve ophthalmological follow-up.

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