turkey steps forward for liver transplant of Pakistanis

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

https://twitter.com/x/status/889826968576905216

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

government taking steps to decrease dependency on India in medical field.

 

[boxer_B]

government taking steps to decrease dependency on India in medical field.

Dependency on India is in terms of cost, not science.

 

[Syed Asif Bukhari]

What a shame ! It's 2017 and still we cant transplant liver .

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

What a shame ! It's 2017 and still we cant transplant liver .

MH Rawalpindi already have the liver transplant centre I think.

Dependency on India is in terms of cost, not science.

soon we will be linked to turkey via train and road.CPEC

 

[boxer_B]

soon we will be linked to turkey via train and road.CPEC

It doesn't matter, European healthcare is expensive for non citizens.
And even if transplant is free, medicine and rents on hotels /apartments along with transport will be considerable.

I am telling you after living 10 years in EU.

 

[Syed Asif Bukhari]

MH Rawalpindi already have the liver transplant centre I think.


soon we will be linked to turkey via train and road.CPEC

Then why patients are going to India and other countries ? Liver transplant is like sending a manned mission to Mars here in Pakistan . Last time I heard a hospital has done liver transplant and a front runner TV channel was showing it as breaking news . Transplanting two or three patient rarely that too with high cost and risk will not cut problem my mate .

 

[s.k]

i have heard from somewhere that SIUT also Started Liver Transplant Facility, Dr.s are from Iran!

 

[satishkumarcsc]

There are lots of hands on courses for transplant medicine all over the world. Why dont your vascular and hepatobiliary specialists go there, train themselves and come back to do surgeries there?

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

https://twitter.com/x/status/889826968576905216

No matter what anyone say, Turks are the brothers and sisters of Pakistanis. Our future and destiny lies with them and China.

 

[kris]

What a shame ! It's 2017 and still we cant transplant liver .

Many countries doesn't
Nothing to be ashamed of

 

[Mitro]

Why Pakistan not taking help of chine in making hospitals they are very good with that.

 

[B2B]

Why Pakistan not taking help of chine in making hospitals they are very good with that.

Hi have you been treated by a real Chinese doctor ( from the mainland ) ever ? you won't ask again I am sure.

There are lots of hands on courses for transplant medicine all over the world. Why dont your vascular and hepatobiliary specialists go there, train themselves and come back to do surgeries there?

They can't Satish , I think transplant is against the social laws in Pakistan , donors are considered un-islamic if I am not wrong.

 

[fitpOsitive]

What a shame ! It's 2017 and still we cant transplant liver .

We can sir. Cost is too much in Pakistan.

i have heard from somewhere that SIUT also Started Liver Transplant Facility, Dr.s are from Iran!

Actually we don't need any body. We need to subside medical "things". We have an army of trained doctors mashaAllah.

 

[KN-1]

They can't Satish , I think transplant is against the laws in Pakistan , donors are considered un-islamic if I am not wrong.

your thinking is wrong, selling buying is outlawed, donar can donate organ as per law.

Actually we don't need any body. We need to subside medical "things". We have an army of trained doctors mashaAllah.

its about priorities, our govt consider road and motorways more important then health and education.