Shahzeb is two and a half and hails from Multan. He is the youngest of five children. His father is a farmer and the sole breadwinner of the family.

When Shahzeb was just one he started having difficulty urinating. He was first taken to a district hospital from where he was referred to the Children’s Hospital in Lahore. There he was diagnosed with bilateral kidney and bladder stones, but an extensive chest infection dissuaded doctors from operating on little Shehzeb.

As a result his condition continued to deteriorate. Finally in November, 2006 his distraught father brought him to SIUT. Here, cleared of his infection, he underwent two operations to remove his stones and is currently undergoing dialysis until he receives a kidney transplant.

But Shahzeb is just one of over 112,500 children that are treated annually at our Paediatric Urology, Nephrology and Transplantation wards at SIUT.

WHICH IS WHY WE NEED YOUR SUSTAINED SUPPORT TO ENSURE THAT WE CAN CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THE BEST MEDICAL TREATMENT MONEY CAN BUY TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE – AND ALL OF IT FREE!

This Ramazan please give your Zakat to SIUT. All of the treatment - all of it free

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* In 2006, we admitted over 1,500 children to our Paediatric Urology ward. In the same year, over 1,200 children were also admitted to our Paediatric Nephrology ward.

* At our Paediatric Transplantation ward over 190 successful transplantations have been performed. It was here that in September, 2005 the first successful kidney transplant in the region was performed on a two year old child.

* In 2006, we treated over 14,000 children at our Paediatric Urology outpatient clinics and over 7,800 children at our Paediatric Nephrology outpatient clinics.