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Assiut University Treats Six Low Birthweight Newborns
A medical team at the University Heart Hospital in Assiut successfully performed precise therapeutic interventions on six children, all of whom weighed less than a month old and under 3 kilograms. These procedures involved the use of interventional cardiac catheters to treat congenital heart defects such as atrial septal defects, pulmonary and aortic valve dilation, as well as the placement of stents in the patent ductus arteriosus. This was accomplished during a specialized workshop led by a distinguished group of doctors, aimed at developing specialized cardiac services for newborns and low-weight infants, stabilizing their condition until corrective surgery can be performed. Additionally, the hospital received a critical patient transferred by air from Luxor for appropriate intervention, as part of efforts to improve medical services for complex cases.
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