Sunday, 19/01/2025 15:00 (GMT+7)

Military Hospital 175 performs first liver transplant

Facing the danger of his uncle’s life due to cancer, the nephew donated part of his liver for doctors at Military Hospital 175 to transplant to the patient.
Ảnh đại diện tin bài

The first liver transplant was successfully performed at Military Hospital 175 after careful preparation

A representative of Military Hospital 175 under the Ministry of National Defense said that the hospital had just successfully performed the first liver transplant on a human.

After 18 days of receiving the official decision from the Ministry of Health on the eligibility to perform the liver removal and transplant technique, under the direct transfer of the Central Military Hospital 108, the team of Military Hospital 175 coordinated to perform the first liver transplant on a human.

This is a pair of liver transplants from living donors of the same bloodline. The donor, the patient’s nephew, decided to donate part of his liver to help his uncle with severe liver cancer have a chance to be “reborn”.

After nearly eight hours of effort and high concentration from the entire surgical team, at exactly 4:35 p.m. on December 28, 2024, the above liver transplant patient left the operating room to the joy of the hospital’s Board of Directors and the team.

After the transplant, the clinical course of the donor was very favorable. For the recipient, after three weeks of intensive resuscitation after, the patient’s health was stable, and he was officially discharged from the hospital on January 17 to return to his family, starting a new life.

With the success of the above case, Military Hospital 175 has also officially become the fourth medical facility from Da Nang onwards to successfully perform liver transplantation on humans.

Major General, Meritorious Doctor Tran Quoc Viet, Director of Military Hospital 175, shared that after nearly two years of preparation, the unit has built 96 new technical and operational procedures for liver transplants.
The hospital has sent 62 students to study and receive liver transplant techniques at Military Central Hospital 108 for two years./.

 
MV
Under current regulations, children younger than six years old must receive a health check-up at least once per year
Under current regulations, children younger than six years old must receive a health check-up at least once per year

According to Decision No. 1675/QD-BYT recently issued by the Ministry of Health, the practice of periodic health check-ups for children under 6 years old will be standardized nationwide. The document focuses on requiring all children in this age group to receive a periodic medical examination at least once a year. Decision 1675/QD-BYT officially takes effect and replaces Decision 1284/QD-BYT (issued on May 7, 2026) to adjust professional content to better suit the practice of medical examination and treatment.

Da Nang to launch citywide health screening programme on July 1
Da Nang to launch citywide health screening programme on July 1

Director of the municipal Department of Health Tran Thanh Thuy said the city has developed a comprehensive plan for conducting free periodic health examinations and screening services throughout 2026, and prepared the necessary human resources, facilities and digital infrastructure to ensure effective implementation.

National Red Journey blood donation campaign 2026 launched
National Red Journey blood donation campaign 2026 launched

Addressing the opening ceremony, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ha Thanh, Director of the NIHBT and head of the campaign’s organising committee, said the Red Journey is a symbol of dedication, compassion and social responsibility, and the campaign carries the hopes of millions of voluntary blood donors and helps bring life-saving opportunities to patients in urgent need of blood transfusions.

Proactive response needed to cope with extreme weather Experts
Proactive response needed to cope with extreme weather: Experts

Health experts warned that prolonged heat exposure could cause heatstroke, heat exhaustion and other serious health conditions. High-risk groups include the elderly, children, pregnant women, people working or exercising outdoors for long periods, and those suffering from chronic illnesses such as hypertension, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma and diabetes.

Ho Chi Minh City earmarks over 95 million USD for universal health screenings in 2026
Ho Chi Minh City earmarks over 95 million USD for universal health screenings in 2026

Ho Chi Minh City's free health examination programme, set to begin on May 25, is carried out at qualified healthcare facilities, mobile clinics at schools, factories and businesses, community-based screening sites arranged by local authorities, as well as through home visits to elderly residents, people living alone and those with limited mobility.

Health Ministry calls for stronger preparedness against Ebola
Health Ministry calls for stronger preparedness against Ebola

Medical facilities were instructed to strengthen surveillance, especially for individuals who have travelled to or returned from outbreak-hit countries or areas within the previous 21 days. They were also asked to strictly enforce infection control measures, including protective procedures, screening, triage and isolation protocols for suspected or confirmed Ebola cases.

First Congress of the Vietnam Association for the Protection of People with Disabilities Innovation, promoting the tradition of solidarity, compassion, and social responsibility
First Congress of the Vietnam Association for the Protection of People with Disabilities: Innovation, promoting the tradition of solidarity, compassion, and social responsibility.

On the morning of May 19th, in Hanoi, the First National Congress of the Vietnam Association for the Protection of People with Disabilities, for the term 2026-2031, held its session in an atmosphere of enthusiasm, solemnity, unity, and innovation, upholding the tradition of solidarity, compassion, and social responsibility as the country enters a new era. Ms. Ha Thi Nga, Member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Vice President and General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, attended and delivered an important speech guiding the Congress.

Logo Báo điện tử Thừa Thiên Huế
© Copyright 2024 Children’s Health
Hotline: Hanoi - (024) 37 765 156 / HoChiMinh City - 0936813116
Logo Tạp chí Sức khỏe Trẻ em
Children's Health Magazine
Address: No. 42 Ngo Thi Nham, Ha Noi.
Phone: 0988158008; 0971251286.
Email: suckhoetreem2024@gmail.com.
Licence No. 526/GP-BVHTT dated December 12, 2002 by the Ministry of Culture and Sports.
STK: 0021000568719, Ngân hàng Vietcombank
Please clearly cite the source as Children's Health Magazine when republishing information from this website.
Designed by TriNamGroup
Content Managers:
Editor-in-chief: Dr. Tran Doan Tien
Deputy Editor-in-chief:Dr. Nguyen Van Minh
Head of Southern Representative Office:Dr. Nguyen Chi Tan
Head of Editorial Secretariat: Pham Viet Hung
Director of the Communications Center: Ha Dieu Hien
Deputy Head of Management Board: Le Minh Nam
Please clearly cite the source as Children's Health Magazine when republishing information from this website.
Designed by TriNamGroup