First kidney transplant at Security Forces Hospital in Riyadh hailed as milestone
The head of medical services at the Ministry of Interior visited the recipient and donor of the hospital’s first kidney transplant following the successful procedure.
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AIDr. Saleh bin Zaid Al-Mohsen, general supervisor of the General Administration of Medical Services at the Ministry of Interior and the Security Forces Hospital Program, visited the recipient and donor of the first kidney transplant performed at Security Forces Hospital in Riyadh to check on their health following the successful operation, which marks the launch of the hospital’s kidney transplant program.
During the visit, Dr. Al-Mohsen was briefed by the medical team on the stages of treatment and care, and praised the efforts of the medical, surgical, and nursing staff whose dedication contributed—by the grace of God—to the success of the procedure.
He emphasized that this achievement reflects the advancement of the Ministry of Interior’s medical services and their readiness to provide specialized healthcare at the highest standards, thanks to the support and attention of the Minister of Interior.
Dr. Al-Mohsen added that the success of the first kidney transplant represents a significant step in the Ministry’s efforts to develop organ transplant programs and enhance the quality of healthcare, helping to deliver advanced treatment services to beneficiaries.