The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has launched a medical marketing campaign in Nigeria to supply specialised cardiac care to sufferers, concentrating on 108 procedures, together with 28 open-heart surgical procedures and 80 cardiac catheterisation procedures.
The marketing campaign, launched in Abuja, is being applied by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) in collaboration with the Al-Balsam Association for Health Training and Development.
During the primary 4 days, the medical group plans to hold out 75 procedures, comprising 10 open-heart surgical procedures and 65 interventional cardiac catheterisation procedures. The group has additionally performed 13 medical examinations and offered consultations and different important medical companies.
The procedures are being carried out at Nizamiye and Zenith hospitals in Abuja, the place 10 Saudi volunteers, together with specialist docs, consultants, nurses, technicians and administrative personnel, are working with Nigerian healthcare professionals to evaluate sufferers and supply remedy.
The Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to Nigeria, Yousef bin Mohammed Al-Balawi, visited the Al-Balsam medical group at Zenith Hospital to watch the marketing campaign’s actions.
The initiative is a part of KSrelief’s worldwide voluntary medical programme, which deploys specialist groups to nations to supply remedy and assist healthcare supply, significantly for sufferers with restricted entry to superior medical companies.
The marketing campaign can also be anticipated to strengthen skilled collaboration between Saudi and Nigerian healthcare employees whereas offering specialised cardiac interventions to sufferers who could in any other case face monetary boundaries to accessing such remedy.
