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Survived heart surgery in India but 4-month old Pakistani baby dies in Lahore due to dehydration

It was a 5-6 hour complicated surgery with multiple holes and was successful for this kid....
 
Didnt get that ... Pakistan is not Somalia that people die from Dehydration provided you are wealthy enough to take medical treatment In India ( Medical facility in India is not that expensive i was referring to Air Fare and cost of travelling )

RIP

Pakistan and India should look for a agreement on Medical Treatment in India . For easy Visa emergency lift off from Pakistan to India and etc .
 
After surgery one should be very very careful for this kid, any neglect at some point !

 
neem456 said:
Survived heart surgery in India but 4-month old Pakistani baby dies in Lahore due to dehydration

Aug 08, 2017 | 19:21 IST | by Times Now

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Sad News for the day or life, I am Praying for this Kid and family,
:(:(:(:(:cray::cray::cray::cray::cray::cray:
 
Vapnope said:
Really sad news.
Thank you to Govt of India and Indian doctors who take Pakistanis for medical treatment.
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This child was on much media attention too out of 1000's of pakistani patient treatment in India and now every thing gone waste as child no more...

 
Post operative care is as important as the operation itself.

Apart from this there are quite a few medical private practices in Pakistan who recommends Indian hospitals and doctors for liver transplant and other services, it is purely run as a business now.

Just as doctors here in Pakistan recommends a so and so Lab for MRI or clinical tests, to get the commissions and benefits....this is actually a very sad state of affairs.

Medical tourism has been turned into an industry and run like a business entrepreneurship in India, no ethics and humanity....all money and business now...and the marketing that entails is unethical and inhuman.

Many naive and unassuming patients are recommended surgeries in India just to get the commissions in Pakistan from their Indian principal like Fortis, or Apollo or Medanta big specialty hospitals in India. Parents doesn't know a thing about such practices and they blindly follow what is recommended to them by doctors here in Pakistan, obviously they are paid by the Indian principals to do that...a fair amount of money.

So all this medical tourism is basically run as a cartel, as a monopoly and kind of a benevolent mafia....nothing short of it.

Indian hospitals charges about 2 million to 3.5 million Pak rupees for such operations, which is quite substantial if you look at the middle class income of Pak people, but the thing is relatives and friends helps in collecting the money in Pakistan...another dark side of such medical practices.

Check this Pakistani website where Pak doctors recommends Indian hospitals...there are many more private doctors in Pakistan who recommend Indian hospitals even if the medical service is available in Pakistan to the gullible and naive patients....so this is the dark and real side of medical tourism in India.

Also articles in media is also used to promote it, DAWN has published many articles about it as paid content...this is a marketing gimmick to show that such an ethical thing is being done in India...which is just an eyewash.

Check this Pakistani website which promotes and recommends Indian doctors and hospitals...not possible without commission and perks. It is an industry and takes away the noble cause associated with the medical profession...sad but now a reality.

http://www.pakistanlivertransplant.com/
 
RIP little beloved child. May god give him a new life in a happy and prosperous family.
 
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Pluralist said:
Post operative care is as important as the operation itself.

Apart from this there are quite a few medical private practices in Pakistan who recommends Indian hospitals and doctors for liver transplant and other services, it is purely run as a business now.

Just as doctors here in Pakistan recommends a so and so Lab for MRI or clinical tests, to get the commissions and benefits....this is actually a very sad state of affairs.

Medical tourism has been turned into an industry and run like a business entrepreneurship in India, no ethics and humanity....all money and business now...and the marketing that entails is unethical and inhuman.

Many naive and unassuming patients are recommended surgeries in India just to get the commissions in Pakistan from their Indian principal like Fortis, or Apollo or Medanta big specialty hospitals in India. Parents doesn't know a thing about such practices and they blindly follow what is recommended to them by doctors here in Pakistan, obviously they are paid by the Indian principals to do that...a fair amount of money.

So all this medical tourism is basically run as a cartel, as a monopoly and kind of a benevolent mafia....nothing short of it.

Indian hospitals charges about 2 million to 3.5 million Pak rupees for such operations, which is quite substantial if you look at the middle class income of Pak people, but the thing is relatives and friends helps in collecting the money in Pakistan...another dark side of such medical practices.

Check this Pakistani website where Pak doctors recommends Indian hospitals...there are many more private doctors in Pakistan who recommend Indian hospitals even if the medical service is available in Pakistan to the gullible and naive patients....so this is the dark and real side of medical tourism in India.

Also articles in media is also used to promote it, DAWN has published many articles about it as paid content...this is a marketing gimmick to show that such an ethical thing is being done in India...which is just an eyewash.

Check this Pakistani website which promotes and recommends Indian doctors and hospitals...not possible without commission and perks. It is an industry and takes away the noble cause associated with the medical profession...sad but now a reality.

http://www.pakistanlivertransplant.com/
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You have to see this first before keep blaming...

 
KN-1 said:
so his son who donated organ (liver) is alive? sorry i dont know the procedure..

Great Job i hope our govt take its head out of arse and start building local facilties for transplants.
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The receiver and donor kidney should have to match..
 
Mr.Nair said:
The receiver and donor kidney should have to match..
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the video you posted is about liver not kidney.. and i ask about his son's health who donated the organ.. he survived?
 

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