باكستاني يتعافى من نزيف المخ في المدينة ويغادر لأداء الحج

A specialized medical team in neurosurgery at King Fahd Hospital in Medina managed to save the life of a Pakistani pilgrim in his sixties, after he arrived at the hospital's emergency department in a complete coma. Medical examinations revealed severe bleeding beneath the dura mater on both the right and left sides of the brain, resulting from his chronic health conditions of high blood pressure and diabetes.

The medical team performed a delicate surgical procedure to drain the bleeding through three openings in the skull, successfully controlling the bleeding and saving the pilgrim, who left the hospital in full health to perform the rituals of Hajj.