And confirm the medical team member who supervises the firstLung transplant In Egypt, speaking to the site "Sky News Arabia" On the success of the operation that was performed on the thirty-year-old girl after her two brothers had previously donated, noting that everything was going well before a sudden health problem occurred.
Add main unit Lung transplant Ain Shams University website "Sky News Arabia": "All those responsible for the operation were optimistic about the girl’s condition, despite her difficult and complex health conditions, the medical staff dedicated themselves to their work and the experiment was successful and she was able to breathe normally .".
And Hussein regretfully continues during his interview with the site "Sky News Arabia": "The conditions improved and she had the full ability to communicate with the medical team and her family, so we disconnected all the medical devices and the days passed peacefully, but two days ago there was an acute rejection of the lung from the body , and immediately we tried to intervene and give her the necessary treatment without success.".
A member of the medical team overseeing Egypt’s first lung transplant quotes: "We feel the pain of the death of the case 3 weeks after the operation, but at the same time we will continue to provide medical care to patients with all our energy and complete the program we have started for lung patients".
She was Ain Shams UniversityHe confirmed, in an official statement at the end of last December, that the patient had recovered and had gone through the intensive care phase, which included cardiopulmonary perfusion devices, which are used to support heart and lung functions until normality is restored. their functionality, and who moved on to the second phase of physical and respiratory rehabilitation.
Earlier, Egyptian Health Minister Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar announced the effort to establish the Middle East’s largest regional organ transplant center within the medical city of Nasser City, explaining that it will consist of operating theaters with international design as well as a national network for organ transplantation, be they cardiac, renal, hepatic and pulmonary.
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And confirm the medical team member who supervises the firstLung transplant In Egypt, in his interview with “Sky News Arabia” on the success of the operation that was performed on the girl in her 30s, after her two brothers donated earlier, noting that everything was going well before a sudden problem of health.
Add main unit Lung transplant Ain Shams University to “Sky News Arabia”: “All those in charge of the operation said they were optimistic about the girl’s condition, despite her difficult and complex health conditions. The medical staff dedicated themselves to their work, and the experiment it actually succeeded, and she was able to breathe normally”.
And Hussein continues with pain, during his interview with “Sky News Arabia”: “Conditions have improved and she has the full ability to communicate with the medical team and her family, so we have separated all the medical devices and the days are spent serene, but there was a clear rejection of the body from the lung two days ago, and we immediately tried to intervene and cure her.
A member of the medical team supervising Egypt’s first lung transplant says, “We feel the pain of the case’s death 3 weeks after the operation, but at the same time we will continue to provide the medical service to the patients with all our energy and we will complete the program we have started for pulmonary patients”.
She was Ain Shams UniversityHe confirmed, in an official statement at the end of last December, that the patient was cured and has gone through the intensive care phase, which includes cardiopulmonary perfusion devices, which are used to support heart and lung functions until normality is restored. their functionality, and who moved on to the second phase of physical and respiratory rehabilitation.
Earlier, Egyptian Health Minister Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar announced the effort to establish the Middle East’s largest regional organ transplant center within the medical city of Nasser City, explaining that it will consist of operating theaters with international design as well as a national network for organ transplantation, be they cardiac, renal, hepatic and pulmonary.
