Successful Brain Tumor Surgery Saves Algerian Pilgrim in Makkah
A 70-year-old Algerian pilgrim's life was saved by a seven-hour brain tumor surgery at King Abdullah Medical City in Makkah. After losing consciousness, he was urgently transferred and underwent a successful operation, regaining consciousness and good health. This case highlights the advanced medical care provided to pilgrims in Makkah.
A 70-year-old Algerian pilgrim was saved by a specialized medical team at the Neuroscience Center of King Abdullah Medical City in Makkah through a seven-hour surgery to remove a large brain tumor.
The pilgrim, who lost consciousness at the Algerian Hajj mission’s headquarters, was urgently transferred to King Faisal Hospital.
After critical tests and a CT scan, he was moved to King Abdullah Medical City for immediate surgery.
The surgery, performed by neurosurgery and anesthesiology teams, was successful, and the patient regained consciousness and was discharged in good health.
The operation underscores King Abdullah Medical City's capacity to handle complex medical cases, ensuring high-quality healthcare for pilgrims.
The pilgrim, who lost consciousness at the Algerian Hajj mission’s headquarters, was urgently transferred to King Faisal Hospital.
After critical tests and a CT scan, he was moved to King Abdullah Medical City for immediate surgery.
The surgery, performed by neurosurgery and anesthesiology teams, was successful, and the patient regained consciousness and was discharged in good health.
The operation underscores King Abdullah Medical City's capacity to handle complex medical cases, ensuring high-quality healthcare for pilgrims.
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