By Muhammad Shahzad — Lahore, Pakistan

LAHORE, August 15: Punjab Institute of Neurosciences (PINS) has formally inaugurated Neurology Unit 2 along with a state-of-the-art 20-bed Neuro Critical Care Unit to provide advanced and timely treatment to patients suffering from neurological disorders.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Chairman Board of Management PINS Captain (R) Zahid Saeed, Executive Director PINS Prof. Dr. Asif Bashir, Prof. Dr. Qasim Bashir, MS Prof. Dr. Umar Ishaq and other senior doctors. Principal Prof. Dr. Farooq Afzal, Dr. Faryad Hussain, Prof. Jodat Saleem, Prof. Mohsin Zaheer, Prof. Nighat, Prof. Saira, Dr. Almas Bashir, Dr. Adnan Khalid and Asia Khanam were also present.

The new 20-bed Neuro Critical Care Unit has been established with the cooperation and financial support of philanthropists, reflecting a strong commitment to serving suffering humanity and providing modern healthcare facilities to patients.

Chairman BoM PINS Captain (R) Zahid Saeed said the establishment of Neurology Unit 2 and the Neuro Critical Care Unit is an important milestone in the development of the institute. He said the new facilities would improve treatment and care for neurological patients.

Prof. Dr. Qasim Bashir said the new unit would enable patients to receive better and more timely treatment while further improving the standard of care for neuro-critical cases.

Executive Director PINS Prof. Dr. Asif Bashir termed the establishment of the new unit a significant step towards providing modern medical facilities. He said further measures were also being taken at PINS to ensure quality, advanced and effective healthcare for patients.

He said the new Neuro Critical Care Unit is equipped with advanced medical technology and continuous monitoring systems to provide specialized care to complex and critically ill neurological patients.

Prof. Dr. Asif Bashir further said the initiative is fully aligned with the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, under which the provision of quality, modern and equitable healthcare facilities to the people of Punjab remains a key priority.

He said the PINS administration is committed to providing effective and timely medical care to patients around the clock.

Medical experts said the new unit aims to provide round-the-clock, modern and quality treatment to neurological patients, ensuring that every patient visiting PINS receives the best possible care.