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First successful liver transplant Operation in Pakistan

Posted by 12 August, 2011
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LAHORE: The first liver transplant in Pakistan was successfully conducted at Sheikh Zayed hospital. The surgery, headed by the Chairman of the Sheikh Zayed hospital Amir Raza, was carried out by a team of doctors including Dr Tariq Bangash.

The 12-hour long transplant was done on a resident of Sialkot, Amir Raza.

Rs. 1 Billion Needed for liver transplant in Sheikh Zayed Hospital, Dr. Tariq

The liver transplant centre at the Sheikh Zayed was inaugurated a year ago by the Capital Development Authority (CDA) with the total cost of Rs400 million.

Before this, India was the nearest place to get the transplant done from.

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Comments
August 12, 2011

well done doctors and congratulations
plz would you mention the names of team members which are present in this surgery

Posted by sheza fatima
August 12, 2011

excellent.i m so happy and proud.my mom suffering from criosis,me desparate 4 her treatment. i m proud of my doctors.

Posted by eram
August 12, 2011

now shahbaz sharif should gve one billion to each member of team performing d surgery….its great work done by pakistani doctors…..salute to doctors community….n shame on chota gnja 4 supressing the community of doctors….ds s the only community serving our country n people in true sense

Posted by fatima
August 13, 2011

highly appreciable doctor of sheikh zayed hospital specially dr tariq bangash. kindly gave me contact number co concern because my aunty having liver cerosis and hep c (cld patient) .

Posted by syed zeeshan ali
August 13, 2011

i am very happy to hear this all. inshall ALLAH

Posted by farhan khan
August 13, 2011

my mother having hepatitis “c” she is sufring from hepatic encaphelopthy. may be i will take her sheikh zaid hospital if require. may ALLAH pak bless my mother and she wont require it.

Posted by farhan khan
August 13, 2011

i require contacts numbers of liver dept. and how much would be the to expense in all thiese.

Posted by farhan khan
August 15, 2011

aoa to all, surgical team comprises of dr.tariq ali bangash, dr.amir latif. dr umar ali, dr.m.khawar shahzad. dr.mehboob alam,
anyone who is intereseted in pictures of that case can find it on googles or my facebook id M khawar shahzad, e mail drkhawar30@yahoo.com, mobile 03336120653m or can contact liver transplant unit sheikh zayed hospital lhr , 04235912359 is office no.

Posted by dr.muhammad khawar shahzad
August 27, 2011

mai bhi iudhar mojood thi or mai ny irsalan ko treat kia tha

Posted by pahro
September 24, 2011

CONGRATULATIONS!!!! FOR THE FIRST TIME SUCCESSFUL LIVER TRANSPLANT IN PAKISTAN. COULD YOU PL Z TELL ME THAT HOW MUCH WOULD THIS COST FOR LIVER TRANSPLANT

Posted by MUKESH KUMAR
September 25, 2011

I don’t know when government of Pakistan start this liver transplant project but if someone is serious he should go to India
in India liver transplant cost is 38,00,000 (thirty eight lac) Pakistani rupees and there successful rate is very good
if anybody want further information
contact
drmianaziz@gmail.com
+92-3226030505
+92-3224008472

Posted by dr mian aziz
October 15, 2011

salam sir mery mother ka liver infaction hai jis ke waja say wo bhot bemar rate hai plz apna contact numb mugay send karen and my contact num is 03313183135 .sir hum apne mother ka liver trasplant kerwana chate hain my mother age is 55 year is in imposable in pakistan plz sir rep

Posted by muhammad imran
October 29, 2011

WELL DONE !

Q1-What is the cost of trasplant?
Q2-Is there concession for government servants?
Q3-Who will provide liver?

(please make it cheap)

thanks….

Posted by javeria
February 11, 2012

Liver Transplant Department is fully developed and working in Sheikh Zayed Hospital. Lahore.
Pakistani Surgeons fully qualified and trained from U.K and Ireland are in Pakistan to serve their country men. No need to spend millions of ruppees in India , china etc for liver treatments. Patients can be treated in Sheikh Zayed Hospital Lahore. contact number +92-042-35912359.
Transplant Surgeon Dr. Tariq Bangash mobile: 03325584730. email:
tbangash18@gmail.com
Pakistan Zindabad!

Posted by Saira
February 20, 2012

Hello,

My mother is suffering from cirrhosis of the liver and urgently requires a liver transplant. Can someone please email me if this facility is currently being provided by SZH, Lahore. Also, the cost of the surgery along with success rates. I understand that this is a recently introduced practice, but being Pakistanis we would definitely prefer the procedure done in our own country due to visa problems and other problems in India. Please help: faisal_akhtar@hotmail.com

Posted by Faisal
February 8, 2013

we are making free arrangement’s of liver transplant services in india and uk with free of cost services.
sheeraz
+923045672437

Posted by sheeraz
March 15, 2013

we rae making free arrangments of patiients who need liver transplant surgury in india and uk with free of cost services.
contact:
sheeraz
03045672437
Rauf.sheeraz@gmail.com

Posted by sheeraz
April 13, 2013

sir mere abu ki tabeeat theak nai rehti h doctors ka kehna h k un ke jiger ka transplant hona h sir ap plz hmari help kren ye mera mobile num h 03366634800 sir plz ya phr pakistan me kese ho skta h sir kch btain plz sir plz

Posted by muhammad saeed
April 22, 2013

Sir, I am appriciating your best efforts. My is requested that, the transplantation of liver facilities may please be arrange in Pakistan like India. It is not possible for any poor patient to afford the expeses of transplantaion.

Posted by Yaseen
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