President Alvi expresses grief over medical genius' demise in Karachi
Dr. Tahir Shamsi, a renowned hematologist, died in Karachi almost a week after suffering a brain hemorrhage on Tuesday.
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Dr. Tahir Shamsi, a renowned hematologist, died in Karachi almost a week after suffering a brain hemorrhage on Tuesday.
KARACHI: Country's renowned hematologist Dr Tahir Shamsi has passed away on Tuesday, ARY News reported.
Haematologist Dr Tahir Shamsi has passed away in Karachi. Dr Shamsi had undergone a surgery last week after suffering brain haemorrhage. He was in the intensive care unit of the Aga Khan University Hospital and his condition was reported to be critical. Who is Dr Tahir Shamsi? Dr Shamsi is credited with introducing bone-marrow transplant in Pakistan in 1996. So far, he performed 650 bone-marrow transplants and wrote over 100 research articles. During the first wave of coronavirus, Dr Shamsi came up with the idea of treating COVID-19 patients using plasma of those who recovered from the v...
Haematologist Dr Tahir Shamsi has udergone a surgery after suffering brain haemorrhage. He is recovering at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) in Karachi but his condition remains critical, according to doctors. Dr Shamsi is still in the intensive care unit of Aga Khan Hospital. He was admitted in the hospital on Thursday. Dr Shamsi is credited for introducing bone-marrow transplant in the country in 1996. So fat, he has performed 650 bone-marrow transplant operations and written over 100 research articles. During the first wave of coronavirus, Dr Shamsi came up with idea of treating covi...
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