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At a press conference yesterday, the head of MNH's surgical services, Julieth Magandi, said that a memorandum of understanding signed five years ago between the two bodies allowed knowledge exchange to facilitate service delivery. The hospital continued to perform pediatric surgeries, which allowed us to build in one year operating rooms that were launched last year, "she said. his address, the acting head of the MNH pediatric unit, Dr. Mwajabu Mbaga, said that there were a large number of children born with congenital complications in the country, adding that of all patients In another development, MNH reported having received joint twins from Vigwaza in the coastal area that will be separated.According to Dr. Magandi, the twins, who are boys, share only the liver and currently receive specialized care at the hospital
"We expect that they will grow up. up to three to four months, which is a better age at which they can resist surgery. In recent years, MNH has strengthened its ability to provide major services, the first of which was the cochlear implant, radiological intervention and now kidney transplants.
The hospital performed its first-ever cochlear implant operation on five children last June, making Tanzania the second-largest country in East and Central Africa to carry out such operations after the Kenya.
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