O&P facilities in Quetta Pakistan
asif ali
Description
Collection
Title:
O&P facilities in Quetta Pakistan
Creator:
asif ali
Date:
10/9/2012
Text:
Dear Friend
Quetta is the capital of Balochistan ,which share its border with Iran and Afghanistan.from Russian invasion this city is is the hub for O&P activities. many NGO set their O&P set up and some closed the project while some of them shifted to inside Afghanistan. after USA invasion to Afghanistan 3 O&P setup were working but with three different medium.
leather based prosthesis now working under govt. of Pakistanlaminated base prosthesis very less no of Patient a NGO polypropylene technology Due to law and order they close the programnow in current condition patient face lot of difficulty .they were using polypropylene system now they have no chance to use / adopt Leather type prosthesis
I am requesting to the O&P world that if any one have low cost effective solution please share your experience
with thanks
Asif aliOrthotist / ProsthetistQuetta Pakistan
Quetta is the capital of Balochistan ,which share its border with Iran and Afghanistan.from Russian invasion this city is is the hub for O&P activities. many NGO set their O&P set up and some closed the project while some of them shifted to inside Afghanistan. after USA invasion to Afghanistan 3 O&P setup were working but with three different medium.
leather based prosthesis now working under govt. of Pakistanlaminated base prosthesis very less no of Patient a NGO polypropylene technology Due to law and order they close the programnow in current condition patient face lot of difficulty .they were using polypropylene system now they have no chance to use / adopt Leather type prosthesis
I am requesting to the O&P world that if any one have low cost effective solution please share your experience
with thanks
Asif aliOrthotist / ProsthetistQuetta Pakistan
Citation
asif ali, “O&P facilities in Quetta Pakistan,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 5, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/234046.
