Exams
44%- Eye exams729
- Ultrasounds216
- Physiatry62
- Speech therapy51
- Dermatology5
The largest expedition in Zoé's history
Value of the services donated on this expedition: hours actually worked × the market rate for the specialty, reported by the volunteer or, failing that, the market average — the methodology of note 11 to the audited financial statements. Amounts in Brazilian reais.
The 35th Expedition: Surgical June in Belterra took place from June 28 to July 6, 2025. The team included professionals from various specialties such as surgery, dermatology, general medicine, ultrasound, radiology, anesthesia, ophthalmology, nursing, pediatrics, gynecology, otolaryngology, and speech therapy. During the expedition, 216 ultrasounds, 168 dermatology consultations, 26 hernia surgeries, 51 dermatological procedures, 243 ophthalmology consultations, 120 pediatric consultations, 74 geriatric consultations, 104 otolaryngology consultations, 18 gallbladder surgeries, 4 gynecological surgeries, 62 speech therapy consultations, 56 gynecology consultations, 42 anesthetic screenings, 5 additional dermatology consultations, 62 physiatry consultations, 729 eye exams, 51 speech therapy consultations, 60 dermatological surgeries, 1 IUD placement, 173 pairs of glasses donated, and 65 surgical consultations were performed. The total cost was $611,600.00.
Ear, nose, and throat specialist attending a village for the first time.
Children returned to school, adults resumed work, and elders regained independence. Patients were able to choose the model that best matched their personalities.
We brought equipment to perform exams in 5 areas. Audiometry and physiatric exams were conducted for the first time in Zoé's history.
Beyond the hospital, we provided clinical care to 3 indigenous communities, with an ENT specialist attending a village for the first time. Among the 108 surgeries performed, 60 were dermatological surgeries for skin cancer.




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