Kano State Government Launches Free Urological Surgeries

The Kano State Government has initiated a Saudi-backed medical outreach at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, where 52 patients received free urological surgeries over six days. This program was executed by a team of specialist doctors from Saudi Arabia under the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre, aimed at assisting vulnerable residents unable to afford specialized surgical care.
During the closing ceremony on Friday, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf expressed gratitude to the Saudi government and the medical team for their support. He noted that this outreach marked the fourth collaboration with Saudi Arabia, highlighting a previous initiative in 2023 that provided over 2,300 free eye surgeries.
Yusuf also mentioned the case of conjoined twins from Kano who received specialized surgery in Saudi Arabia in 2023. He affirmed the state's commitment to enhancing healthcare partnerships with Saudi Arabia, including plans for open-heart surgeries.
Dr. Ali Ibn Mahfouz, the team leader, reported successful procedures with zero complications, underscoring the expertise of the specialists and local medical personnel.
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