The founder of the political party Imran Khan was shifted to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences for a follow-up eye examination and treatment. He received the second dose of an intra-vitreal anti-VEGF injection during the medical procedure. The news about Imran Khan eye treatment in PIMS hospital has attracted public attention regarding his health condition and medical care.
According to the executive director of PIMS, Imran Khan was transferred from Adiala Jail on February 24 for medical follow-up. Before administering the injection, a cardiologist performed echocardiography and ECG tests, and the results were reported to be normal.
The hospital stated that the patient remained medically stable before, during, and after the procedure. A consultant physician also confirmed that his vital signs were stable throughout the treatment process.
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The procedure was carried out under the supervision of ophthalmology and vitreoretinal surgery specialists from PIMS and Shifa International Hospital. It was performed as a day-care surgical procedure after a board of specialists examined him.
After the examination and treatment, Imran Khan was discharged with medical advice, prescriptions, and follow-up instructions. Updates about Imran Khan eye treatment in PIMS hospital continue to be discussed in the media regarding his recovery progress.
