Gambat, April 30: In a critical medical emergency yesterday, a 9-year-old girl was rushed to Gambat Hospital after accidentally swallowing a needle. The child was brought in under severe risk, but thanks to the swift response of the hospitals emergency team, the situation was brought under control.
The medical staff immediately performed an emergency endoscopy, successfully removing the needle from the girls system. According to doctors, any delay in the procedure could have proven fatal.
The procedure was carried out in the Advanced Endoscopic Unit at Gambat Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS), as part of the hospitals 24/7 emergency endoscopic services provided under the directives of the Director of GIMS.
We are committed to delivering world-class gastrointestinal and liver care, stated a hospital spokesperson. Our mission is to provide patient-centered care that upholds both humanitarian and divine values.
The girl is now reported to be in stable condition, and the hospital has once again proven its readiness and capability in handling life-threatening medical emergencies.
