Jordan University Hospital (JUH) has recently acquired a Retcam device to diagnose retinopathy in premature infants. This acquisition was made possible through a donation from the Friends of the Jordan University Hospital Association.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Hospital highlighted that the Retcam device is the first of its kind in the public and university health sector, utilizing advanced digital camera technology. This cutting-edge equipment will significantly enhance the documentation of medical conditions in premature infants, facilitate meticulous tracking of treatment stages, and provide precise medical consultations. It will also streamline the referral process to specialized physicians.

JUH General Director, Dr. Nader Al-Basoul, stated that introducing the device will enable accurate and clear diagnosis for this vulnerable age group, which demands high-level specialized care and expertise.

Dr. Ahmad Al-Tamimi, the association’s president, stressed that this donation aligns with their mi
ssion to enhance the hospital’s services, educational and research activities, and community support, reinforcing its role as a leading health institution on national and regional levels.

The Friends of the Jordan University Hospital Association is dedicated to advancing the hospital’s medical, educational, administrative, and financial endeavors. It seeks to attract financial support from national and international governmental bodies and civil society organizations to further develop the hospital’s services. The association also plays a crucial role in advocating for the hospital’s interests at various levels and promoting medical and research activities.

Source: Jordan News Agency