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German medical team begins two-week mission at Bamiyan hospital

The team will provide free specialist care and train Afghan doctors, surgeons and medical students.

Nine medical professionals from Germany have arrived in Kabul for a two-week mission at Bamiyan Provincial Hospital. They expect to assess around 200 patients and select 100 to 150 for surgery.

Author: Робот Source: Ministry of Public Health of Afghanistan

Medical professionals examine patients or perform surgery at Bamiyan Provincial Hospital
A German medical team provides care at Bamiyan Provincial Hospital in Afghanistan. Illustrative photo. Photo: planet_fox / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

A nine-member medical team from Germany has arrived in Kabul in coordination with Afghanistan’s Ministry of Public Health and in partnership with Aga Khan Health Services (AKHS). During the two-week mission, the team will provide free diagnostic and specialised surgical services to patients in need at Bamiyan Provincial Hospital.

The services include plastic surgery, burn treatment, correction of congenital deformities, treatment of war-related injuries and other complex conditions.

The team expects to assess around 200 patients, with 100 to 150 selected for surgery. It will also provide theoretical and practical training for Afghan doctors, surgeons and medical students.

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Volunteer doctors and partner organisations are funding the mission. Essential medicines and medical equipment have been brought into the country.

The mission aims to expand access to free specialised surgical care, build the professional capacity of Afghan healthcare workers and strengthen specialised healthcare services nationwide.

Source: Ministry of Public Health of Afghanistan

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