MUSCAT : The operation saved the limb, avoiding its amputation.
Dr. Ahmed Salim Al Aufi, Consultant Vascular and Accident Surgeon at Khoula Hospital, said that the success of the operation reflects the competence of Al Rustaq Hospital’s physicians and assisting team.
Al Aufi added that such initiatives contribute to improving the quality of life of patients and minimizing the serious complications that emanate from peripheral vascular diseases.
The operation was a step forward in the ongoing integration and cooperation among health institutions in the Sultanate of Oman. It reflected the significance of decentralization in providing specialized medical services in different governorates of Oman.
The decentralization of specialized medical services affirms the commitment of Oman’s health system to provide the best standards of medical care for patients in their places of residence.
For all the latest news from Oman and GCC, follow us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn, like us on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube page, which is updated daily.
Read More
- Oman Maritime Security Centre outlines requirements for foreign vessels in territorial waters
- Oman seeks public input on replacing plastic water bottles
- Oman’s elderly population reaches 188,390 as deaths fall 45%: NCSI
- Oman’s Labour Ministry urges job seekers to activate job-search status monthly
- INS Ranvijay docks in Salalah as India, Oman boost maritime ties
