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First endoscopic spine surgery performed in South Punjab

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January 12, 2026
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MULTAN  –  South Punjab has witnessed its first profitable endoscopic backbone surgical procedure, eliminating the necessity for sufferers to journey to Lahore, Islamabad, or Karachi for this superior process. The landmark surgical procedure was carried out by main backbone surgeon Dr Mahmood Ahmad at Razia Saeed Hospital, who introduced the achievement whereas addressing a press convention.

Dr Mahmood Ahmad mentioned that the world was quickly adopting trendy minimally invasive remedies, and this breakthrough introduced the identical amenities to folks of South Punjab. He added  endoscopic backbone surgical procedure permits sufferers to renew mobility inside 24 hours, with many in a position to stand and stroll inside 12 hours after the operation. Based on him, the operation took nearly two hours, and the affected person was discharged inside a day, strolling independently and returning residence with out help. The process, generally known as Unilateral Biportal Endoscopy (UBE), entails two small incisions within the again — one for inserting the digicam and the opposite for surgical devices — permitting exact elimination of the affected disc or diseased space. He said this expertise is presently unavailable in any authorities hospital in Punjab, together with South Punjab, and is barely being carried out routinely at Ghurki Hospital Lahore, the place greater than 150 surgical procedures have already been accomplished underneath the supervision of Prof Amir Aziz and Prof Dr Rizwan Akram, who’re additionally coaching medical doctors on this specialised approach.

Dr Mahmood Ahmad mentioned that the brand new technique provides sooner restoration, minimal tissue injury, and early return to regular actions. He acknowledged that the process is comparatively costly however assured that efforts are being made to offer it in Multan at as much as 50 % decrease price in comparison with Lahore. He additional introduced monetary help for deserving sufferers unable to bear bills.

He clarified this surgical procedure will not be appropriate for sufferers with anesthesia-related issues, widespread tumors, or superior illness, however added that new expertise will quickly allow performing such procedures underneath native anesthesia with out full sedation, which he goals to introduce in Multan throughout 2026. He emphasised that the target was to offer world-class therapy on the doorstep of South Punjab residents in order that sufferers and their households are spared the issue of touring to large cities.

On this event, a cake-cutting ceremony was additionally held. Amongst these current had been Prof Dr Khalil Ahmad , former head of Orthopaedic Division Nishtar Hospital; Captain (R) Shehzada Saleem; CSO Umeed Psychological Well being Companies Hafiz Zahid Mahmood; Dr Mah Noor; Muhammad Aqeel Ansari; Muhammad Noman; Muhammad Naeem; and Muazim Bilal.

Dr Mahmood Ahmad expressed hope that the introduction of superior endoscopic backbone surgical procedure in South Punjab would mark a brand new chapter in trendy healthcare for the area.





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