A 51-Year-Old Iraqi man gets an Artificial Heart In Delhi. The patient was said to be a captive of terrorist and had been fired at by eight bullets.
Bariatric Surgery Helps Iraqi Man Lose 151-kilo Body Weight in 12 Months
Ali Saddam, Iraq’s heaviest man weighing 301 kg, underwent bariatric surgery in Delhi to lose weight. He has already lost 20 kg in five days.
Ali Saddam, Iraq’s heaviest man weighing 301 kg, underwent bariatric surgery in Delhi to lose weight. He has already lost 20 kg in five days.
‘Despite undergoing a series of surgeries there at Iraq, no improvements were seen in his health.’
After coming to India, Mohammad was advised for Left Ventricle Assistance Device (LVAD), popularly known as an artificial heart, Ajay Kaul, Chairman and Head of Department, CTVS, BLK Heart Centre said in a statement on Thursday. "Mohammed came to us with a terminal heart condition (cardiomyopathy) which was a result of eight gunshot injuries he had suffered during captivity.
"We found that his heart was very weak and could not eject blood. We tried to treat him medically first but his breathlessness kept increasing, and he was completely crippled. He was waiting for a transplant, but due to acute shortage of donors, it was not feasible at that point of time," Kaul said.
15-year-old Iraqi Girl Underwent a Rare Kyphoscoliosis Surgery In Gurugram
A rare Kyphoscoliosis spine surgery was performed on a 15-year-old Iraqi girl in a Gurugram hospital.
A rare Kyphoscoliosis spine surgery was performed on a 15-year-old Iraqi girl in a Gurugram hospital.
Delhi Hospital Gives Iraqi Boy New Lease of Life
A three-year-old Iraqi boy suffering from complete heart blockage got a new lease of life after doctors at the Fortis Escorts Heart Institute here performed a procedure to implant a pacemaker through the veins.
A three-year-old Iraqi boy suffering from complete heart blockage got a new lease of life after doctors at the Fortis Escorts Heart Institute here performed a procedure to implant a pacemaker through the veins.
Traffic Ban Frustrates Iraqis
With many doubtful that the rules will achieve the aim of curbing car bombs, moves to bar half of Baghdad's cars from the roads have left residents frustrated.
With many doubtful that the rules will achieve the aim of curbing car bombs, moves to bar half of Baghdad's cars from the roads have left residents frustrated.
