NEUROSURGERY IN KENYA

Neurosurgery is a field that is often perceived as one that only deals with tumors and the brain, however, there's so much more than neurosurgery involves. From trauma, to congenital and vascular issues, in this episode, three Kenyan neurosurgeons demystify this medical field.
Catch up with Dr. Beverly Cheserem, Assistant Professor and Consultant Neurosurgeon, Aga Khan University Hospital Nairobi, Dr. Omar Ahmed Nasir, Lecturer, Department of Surgery University of Nairobi and Consultant Neurosurgeon Kenyatta National Hospital and Dr. Susan Karanja, Consultant Neurosurgeon Kenyatta National Hospital who graciously made time for a chat at the Social House Nairobi
Dr. Susan Karanja / ceruleanorchids
Dr. Omar Ahmed Nasir / great_omz
Dr. Beverly Cheserem / bevjeb

[@charliebrown9871]

i studied with susan karanja in consolata primary school, i will never forget her dimples and her smile!

[@bettyangwenyi1797]

Brilliant hostess, balances the discussion, makes it conversational, almost feel like I am there. Good work, Ms Mwanyigah.

[@godfreywainaina6476]

I like the idea of interviewing professionals to spotlight on important issues concerning health, far away from our usual politics that dominate social media and TV interviews.

[@kellienyaga5552]

Wonderful. Dr Cheserem is such a wonderful and kind selfless Doctor. I have experienced her services,still now we have clinic appointments with her. May God bless her so much. Keep on the great work your doing.

[@QeisBundid]

Thank you for hosting this wonderful professionals, Dr Susan successfully operated my late wife’s brain in 2017 Glioblastoma grade 4, will always be grateful for the check-ins and advice throughout the treatment. God bless you Daktari.

[@miriamkimani94]

Humble souls 🥰🥰🥰Dr.karanja am always beyond words...may God bless you

[@kevinratego6246]

Absolutely informative! Dr. Omar is a senior colleague at my alma matter and I admire him greatly.

[@jameswainaina9121]

You have a very warm and beautiful way of conducting your interviews.

[@Cat-R]

A very needed conversation. Thank you neurosurgeons for all you do

[@machariasimon642]

Thank you for bringing these bright minds to us and helping them share their fields and experiences. It is wonderful to listen and relate with them.

[@katrinakiende9030]

This is so enlightening..I hope as many Kenyans as possible will watch this..we all must own up to our health.
Wonderful panelists,and an amazing host there.
Blessings

[@jaysondaytodaywithcancer2369]

Thank so much Beverly and shilla for highlighting Jayson 's condition and situation.
He is receiving treatment in india and responding well to treatment.
People can get his m pesa and bank account on my profile picture.
Thank you Dr's for the great work you are doing.
Shilla you are using your platform to touch lives my you continue to be blessed.
I have even subscribed!!!

[@saholey2677]

These guys are real heroes and heroin, may God abundantly bless you.

[@terrymueni670]

Thanks Sheila for hosting professionals here. Personally I have interected with Dr. Susan and she is awesome doctor. She explains everything step by step and gives you hope in whatever is happening to the patient. Big ups to her. May she continue with the same spirit.

[@miriamkimani94]

Hv interacted with her too..she is sent from heaven...
She was head surgeon on my son's skull surgery when he was 6,months...such a sweet humble soul

[@faithnjoroge3498]

Thank you
Very informative♥

[@ahmedomar9804]

I would like to get in touch a neurologist for Bell's pulsey treatment, so how can I? Help please. I'm in Nairobi, Kenya.

[@nathanmurage]

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