International President M8 Alliance.former Principal Makerere University College of Health Sciences, senior researcher and faculty Department of Human Anatomy
Kampala, Uganda
Joined December 2017
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Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
1,Facial vein→angular vein→ ophthalmic veins→cavernous sinus
2,Facial vein drains into the pterygoid venous plexus which in turn drains into the cavernous sinus in the brain (base)via the emissary veins especially those that go through the foramen ovale and foramen lacerum
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
🚨The Triangle of Death.
🚫 Don’t squeeze pimples in the “triangle of death” (between your nose and mouth)!
This area connects directly to veins in your brain. An infection here can spread and cause serious, even life-threatening complications.
👉 Best move: Hands off, let it heal, or see a doctor.
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
Hello Admin, today, I noticed my husband has skin rash!!
What could this be??? Chicken Pox or Scabies????
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
Excessive screen time especially passive watching of TVcan reduce attention span and social learning in children due to Overstimulation of the Brain,Fast-paced visuals, constant noise, and quick scene changes on TV train the brain to expect high stimulation.
Run for hope. Walk for life. Give for a future. Together, we can give patients battling sickle cell disease, leukaemia and other blood disorders a renewed chance at life. – at Kampala, Uganda
EVERY STEP SAVES A LIFE! 🏃♂️
Join us for the GISU 2026 Marathon on 24th October 2026 and be part of a life-changing cause! Every step you take and every contribution you make brings us closer to establishing Uganda’s first Bone Marrow Transplantation Centre at JCRC. – at Kampala, Uganda
Dear fellow Ugandans,Happy 64th independence day.At lifeline International hospital,Our focus is on your health!!
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
I had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Cissy Kityo, Executive Director of the @jcrc_official1 , to the National Planning Authority today. We discussed JCRC’s proposal to establish Uganda’s first regional Bone Marrow Transplant facility- a strategic opportunity that would reduce costly overseas referrals and support the objectives of the Fourth National Development Plan.
Together with my team @NPA_UG, we committed to provide technical guidance to help make the facility a bankable public investment, and to support the preparation of robust feasibility studies.
We look forward to continued collaboration with all stakeholders to ensure this project advances national health priorities and delivers value for Ugandans.
"We Serve," by reaching out to the disadvantaged members of our society with compassion, dignity, and hope. Every act of kindness, every helping hand, and every smile shared reflects our commitment to making our communities stronger and more caring. – at Bushenyi, Uganda
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
Anatomy of the human orbit - Operative Techniques in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery optecoto.com/article/S1043-1…
The only wealth which you will keep forever is the wealth you have given away' or you have shared ,or used on friends,the community,enriching the environment and how money gains its true value only when it is used to create something beyond yourself – at Mbarara, Uganda
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
Hey lovelies 🥰prudential insurance is allowed @lifeline international hospital zana and Kira branches, we are open 24/7 January to December , come get the best health care experience ❤️🫂 – at Kampala, Uganda
Prof. Charles Ibingira retweeted
As we begin this new week, let us reflect on one important question:
Should Ugandans continue traveling abroad for life-saving specialized treatment like Bone Marrow Transplant?
If your answer is NO, then this is your moment to stand with us. Thousands of patients and families continue to face the emotional and financial burden of seeking treatment outside Uganda.
Together, we can change this story by supporting the establishment of a Bone Marrow Transplant Centre right here in Uganda, a centre that will bring hope, save lives, reduce costs, and make specialized care accessible to our people.
Every contribution, big or small, brings us one step closer to making this dream a reality for Ugandans.
Donate today through:
bmtfundraising.jcrc.org.ug
Or support directly via:
Account Name: Joint Clinical Research Centre
Account Number: 4020068000358
Bank: Pearl Bank Uganda Limited
This is more than a fundraiser, it is a chance to build a future where Ugandans can receive world-class treatment at home.
Join the movement. Give hope. Save lives. Build Uganda’s first Bone Marrow Transplant Centre today. #JCRCCares #BMTFundraisingDrive
