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Orofacial clefts in Sub-Saharan Africa: Epidemiology, Care and Prevention

Orofacial clefts (OFCs) are relatively common congenital disorders and most individuals could have a good outcome with adequate care, however this is not the reality for many affected individuals in SSA. It truly is a congenital disorder that needs a multidisciplinary team to manage all the surgical and medical needs and therefore the speakers were chosen from diverse medical specialities (plastic surgery, dentistry, audiology, speech therapy, paediatrics, genetics). In addition to sharing their expertise in this field to advance regional healthcare professionals' clinical management, this webinar aims to discuss the challenges and impact that the lack of data on the epidemiology of OFCs in various populations have on service planning and further promote knowledge sharing of local stakeholders on regional successful service development. Event date 30 May 2024 Panel and agenda 00:00 - Welcome and general introduction to Sub-Saharan Africa Congenital Anomalies Network (sSCAN) - A/Prof Helen Malherbe, Director: Research, Rare Diseases South Africa NPC 08:48 - Orofacial clefts burden of disease and care in Sub-Saharan Africa - Dr Mekonen Eshete MD, PhD, FCS(ECSA), FACS, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Ethiopia, Ethiopia 28:08 - The role of speech therapy in cleft care - Roslyn Lentin, speech therapist, South Africa 52:52 - Operation Smile speech programme in Ghana - Kwaku Obuobisah, Speech Programme Coordinator, Operation Smile Ghana, Ghana 1:19:42 - Syndromic and non syndromic OFCs: etiology, counselling and prevention - Dr Thirona Naicker, paediatrician with genetic interest, South Africa 1:39:43 - Genome to the Community: Lessons from Orofacial Clefts Research - Dr Azeez Alade DDS, MS, PhD, Dental Clinical Research Fellow (NIDCR), for Prof Butali Lab Alumni, University of Iowa 2:00:07 - Q&A and panel discussion Previous sSCAN webinars are available at: https://sscan.tghn.org/workshops/