Lahore brain surgery success at PINS saves Ali Hassan

In Lahore, doctors at the Punjab Institute of Neurosciences performed a complex operation to remove an iron rod that passed through the eye and into the brain. This Lahore brain surgery marks a milestone for local health care.

Ali Hassan, a young labourer from Pasrur, was rushed from Gujranwala in critical condition after the accident at a steel mill. The rod had penetrated his left eye and traversed vital brain regions before exiting at the back of his skull.

Executive Director Prof Dr Asif Bashir assembled a skilled team: Prof Dr Hafiz Abdul Majid, Dr Khawar Zaman, and Dr Wardah. They conducted a multi hour surgery to carefully extract the rod and stabilize his condition.

Following the procedure, Ali Hassan is reported to be improving steadily. The Punjab Institute of Neurosciences says the operation demonstrates high level neurosurgery under challenging conditions.

Prof Dr Asif Bashir said the institute has become a model for neurosurgery in the country. The team faced a difficult path, but their precision and teamwork made a difference.

In the weeks ahead, doctors will monitor the patient for possible complications. The hospital remains hopeful and continues to share updates on his recovery. This story highlights the strength of Pakistani health care and the critical role of skilled surgeons in saving lives.