Angioplasty Saves Iraqi Doctor's Life
Dr. Abboosh Adil arrived in critical condition after cardiac arrest with no pulse and no blood pressure. Emergency primary angioplasty within 90 minutes saved his life.
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Dr. Abboosh Adil arrived in critical condition after cardiac arrest with no pulse and no blood pressure. Emergency primary angioplasty within 90 minutes saved his life.
Cardiology →Mr. Saleh Sail Shinoon travelled Oman → Dubai → Mumbai → Coimbatore for specialized surgical treatment of intestinal fistula and hernia.
General Surgery →An elderly couple from Sudan — husband with severely impaired vision, wife with mature cataract — found new sight at KG Hospital after a referral through Dubai and Coimbatore.
Ophthalmology →A young mother wheelchair-bound for 18 months after failed hip surgery walked independently 9 days after arriving at KG Hospital's rehabilitation programme.
Ortho Rehabilitation →Dr. Abboosh Adil Michael Yamen, a 63-year-old Critical Care Anaesthesiologist from Iraq, arrived at KG Hospital's ICU in critical condition following sudden cardiac arrest. When he reached the hospital, he had no blood pressure and no pulse — a true medical emergency requiring immediate intervention.
An emergency angiogram revealed a severe double coronary artery blockage. The blockages were so severe that Dr. Abboosh's heart had completely stopped functioning. Primary angioplasty performed within 90 minutes of cardiac arrest has a 95% success rate in minimizing heart damage.
Dr. Abboosh required aggressive Advanced Cardiac Life Support, including cardiac massage and electrical cardioversion. Dr. P. Nitthiyan led the angioplasty procedure with a team of five specialists.
The procedure involved:
Following the successful angioplasty, Dr. Abboosh was admitted to ICU for intensive monitoring. His recovery progressed remarkably well, and he was discharged just four days after the life-saving procedure. Today, Dr. Abboosh continues to work as a Critical Care Anaesthesiologist.
Mr. Saleh Sail Shinoon, a 36-year-old police officer from the Sultanate of Oman, demonstrated remarkable determination in seeking treatment. Despite facing significant travel challenges during a health crisis, he made a determined journey to KG Hospital — travelling from Oman to Dubai to Mumbai to Coimbatore — in search of specialized medical care.
Upon arrival at KG Hospital, Mr. Shinoon was experiencing severe abdominal pain. The medical team conducted comprehensive diagnostic examinations revealing two conditions requiring surgical correction.
Conditions diagnosed:
Given the complexity of the conditions, the surgical team performed four carefully planned operations to address both issues safely. Each surgery was spaced appropriately for recovery between procedures.
After just one week of hospitalization, Mr. Shinoon had recovered well, was discharged in excellent health, and returned to Oman ready to resume his duties as a police officer.
An elderly couple from Sudan — a country in northeastern Africa — made a remarkable journey to KG Hospital, Coimbatore, seeking eye care that had eluded them at home. The 70-year-old husband had very poor vision in his right eye. Despite undergoing multiple procedures to correct his vision, there had been no improvement, and he had been living with the debilitating condition.
His 65-year-old wife was diagnosed with mature cataract in her right eye. Witnessing her husband's repeated failed attempts at treatment had left her deeply reluctant to undergo eye surgery herself. The deteriorating eyesight of both partners began to severely affect their daily life and independence.
How they found KG Hospital: The couple's daughter, residing in Dubai, was contacted for help. She consulted a Coimbatorean friend who immediately recommended KG Hospital — "KG Hospital is a medical hub; send your parents there for treatment." The family reached out to the hospital, which arranged visa assistance and coordinated the couple's travel to Coimbatore.
The couple returned home not only with restored sight but also with a story of hope to share across their community in Sudan — proof that KG Hospital's reputation for compassionate, expert care extends across continents.
A 36-year-old mother of two from Bangladesh arrived at KG Hospital wheelchair-bound, in severe pain, and having nearly lost hope of ever walking again. Her suffering began 18 months earlier when she underwent Dynamic Hip Screw Fixation surgery in Bangladesh — complications led to chronic, unrelenting hip pain that progressively worsened her mobility.
When doctors in Bangladesh suggested another hip surgery, she hesitated. With help from relatives who had previously been treated at KG Hospital, she made the decision to travel to Coimbatore.
Upon recommendation of KG Hospital Chairman Dr. G. Bakthavathsalam, a specialized panel was assembled: Dr. A. Sakthivel (Chief Orthopedic Surgeon), Dr. T. Ramachandran (Chief Physician), and Dr. V. Mohan Gandhi (Chief Executive Officer, Rehabilitation).
The comprehensive evaluation revealed a critical discovery: X-rays showed nothing structurally wrong with her hip. The problem was her overall physical condition, muscle function, and uncontrolled diabetes — not the hip itself. Rather than surgery, KG Hospital developed a comprehensive rehabilitation programme:
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