Pakistani heart patient saved by Indian doctors: report

[Mr.Nair]

Do Indian doctors do press release after every operation or it's special love for Pakistan?

Take care, who knows may be you also will be admitted to these hospital for ill health

Super rich NRI's investing heavily back to our country and one such is DM Healthcare

Credit-Malayali/Skyscrapercity

 

[third eye]

Instead of going into splits trying to find fault .. look for the key words in post No 1

To me they were ..overweight, chain smoking, sedentary live style.

 

[egodoc222]

I dont know what u r supposed to say,,,but definitely not god or such.
btw I am pretty hopeful tht the day when u or some loved one becomes our customer,,the correct word will automaticaly come out of ur mouth

if u r implying tht u r more intellectualy capable then the village dakia/masterji?
well tht is yet to be confirmed

it does not matter what I say, I will always think.. you are taking my money, you better be good at your job(dont understand all those abbreviations and degrees, your white apron is good enough) pretty sure some of these tests are not needed but yeah who does not like a few extra quid.. lets try to suck it from insurance together so that premiums skyrocket and become unaffordable.
yeah I give tea and biscuit to the guy who fixes stuff in my house, although I am paying for it.. nothing wrong in common courtesy, but dont thing for a moment he is doing a favour coz he is not.

Let me tell you something we doctors are versatile...if you think of us as a professional (monetary transaction) we could act like that..

Or if you think of as doing service...we could that as well...it depends upon the patient...wat he expects from us!!!

But don't expect us to do both!!!
PS: hope you never have to visit us!!

 

[halupridol]

Let me tell you something we doctors are versatile...if you think of us as a professional (monetary transaction) we could act like that..

Or if you think of as doing service...we could that as well...it depends upon the patient...wat he expects from us!!!

But don't expect us to do both!!!
PS: hope you never have to visit us!!

arey chorro yaar,,,,,,nobody needs saving(savings,,yes sir!)
@hinduguy
bhai,,sorry,,,,let me wish u gud health,,jug jug jiyo,,,aaj mera mood kharab ha

 

[livingdead]

Let me tell you something we doctors are versatile...if you think of us as a professional (monetary transaction) we could act like that..

Or if you think of as doing service...we could that as well...it depends upon the patient...wat he expects from us!!!

But don't expect us to do both!!!
PS: hope you never have to visit us!!

I have no special expectation, just like from other profession. But people always rise above what is required by their duty, whether you are a doctor or a hawaldar. Lets not make it 'unique to my profession' thing. Unless you are asserting doctors go above what is required from them more often than other professions.

I can always cheat you by looking grateful as customary (its becoming increasingly apparent), just like I need to give tea and biscuit to handyman. Thats no big deal, I am well aware of what will happen if I dont give it.

arey chorro yaar,,,,,,nobody needs saving(savings,,yes sir!)
@hinduguy
bhai,,sorry,,,,let me wish u gud health,,jug jug jiyo,,,aaj mera mood kharab ha

lolz... I just said what I think is true, without getting emotional.. I understand health is so personal, we are utterly emotional and grateful for somebody saving us but not a person who designed a bridge for example. This is inherent human bias, something I am trying to avoid, look at my sig...
everybody has right to feel special, no offense taken dude..

 

[halupridol]

everybody has right to feel special, no offense taken dude

Oo believe me,,,u r special
cant see signatures from mobile version.

 

[livingdead]

Oo believe me,,,u r special
cant see signatures from mobile version.

 

[nair]

Do Indian doctors do press release after every operation or it's special love for Pakistan?

Well Free advertisement chacha........... Paper ADD is too costly in India.......

 

[farhan_9909]

how much liver transplant cost in india?

anyone know about the visa and related charges?

 

[Mr.Nair]

how much liver transplant cost in india?

anyone know about the visa and related charges?

There were more than 25,000 enquires of liver transplant in india and may be below article will help you
and range of cost is from 35,000 to 50,000 USD based on cases

Liver Transplant Cost in India – Now Get a Medical Opinion Online « MarketersMedia – Press Release Distribution Services – News Release Distribution Services

Some of the best doctors for liver transplant

Liver Transplant India, Best Liver Transplant Surgery Specialist in India - Dr. A. S. Soin | LiverTransplantIndia.com

 

[farhan_9909]

There were more than 25,000 enquires of liver transplant in india and may be below article will help you
and range of cost is from 35,000 to 50,000 USD based on cases

Liver Transplant Cost in India – Now Get a Medical Opinion Online « MarketersMedia – Press Release Distribution Services – News Release Distribution Services

Thanks.

also is it easier to get a cadaver donor in india?

i know someone who's seriously considering visiting india for liver transplant

 

[topgun047]

Thanks.

also is it easier to get a cadaver donor in india?

i know someone who's seriously considering visiting india for liver transplant

Indian doctors are world leaders in the fields of Hepatic surgery,paediatrics,gynaecology and opthalmology.
Their treatment protocols and diagnostic criteria are follwed by rest of the world.

 

[farhan_9909]

Indian doctors are world leaders in the fields of Hepatic surgery,paediatrics,gynaecology and opthalmology.
Their treatment protocols and diagnostic criteria are follwed by rest of the world.

I agree,infact today our ophthalmology professor told us (Dr Dawood) that the pioneer of CXL surgery were trained in india(he's one of them)

 

[Mr.Nair]

I am surprised to see the qualification of Dr.N.N Khanna

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[ashok mourya]

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