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Multan Institute of Cardiology
Multan Institute of Cardiology (MIC) is the original name of Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi Institute of Cardiology. It is located in Multan city in Pakistan. It was established by Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi former chief minister of Punjab province of Pakistan in 2006.
== History ==
The project of establishing a state of the art tertiary care center for cardiac patients went through various ups and downs in its early days. It was the desire of millions of people living in south Punjab yet was delayed by bureaucracy. In early 2003, Ch Pervaiz Elahi, the honorable Chief Minister of Punjab, took it thee centre as one of his top priority development projects. The seriousness of his resolve manifested itself when he appointed Col. (Ret) Prof M A Cheema as the Project Director of MIC. Prof. M A Cheema is one of the pioneers of cardiac surgery in Pakistan and had previously established Cardiac Surgery in the Mayo Hospital and Punjab Institute of Cardiology Lahore. Under his leadership the project moved forward with great success and its outdoor service started functioning in 2006. The indoor service was also established within less than one year after the formal opening of the outdoor service. Prof. Cheema carefulyl built up the team of clinicians for this young institute. He managed to bring local and expatriate experts in the fields of cardiology, cardiac surgery and anaesthesia who played a vital role in establishing world class services within such a short period of time. The notable personalities who joined the institute as a result of Prof Cheema's motivation included Prof Haider Zaman (Cardiac Surgeon), Dr. Anjum Jalal (Cardiac Surgeon) Dr. Bilal Qureshi (Cardiologist), Dr. Haroon Babar (Cardiologist) and Dr. Rana Altaf Ahmed (Anesthetist). The first open heart surgery was performed on 29 October 2007 and by March 2008 over 50 open heart operations were conducted without any surgical mortality.
After completion of the Project Prof M A Cheema, his successor was Porf Syed Ali Raza Gardezi to assume the responsibilities of the first Executive Director of the institute. Prof. Syed Ali Raza Gardezi is an accomplished cardiologist who came from the respectable Gardezi family of Multan. The institute achieved several mile stones during the tenure of Prof Gardezi. Construction of a Modular Operation Theater Suite was one achievement at a time when the medical Fraternity in Punjab was not convinced of the benefits of modular theaters. He had the support of Dr. Anjum Jalal who pleaded this case with reason and evidence. Modular theaters have become a norm in tertiary care centers since then and even the staunch opponents of this concept have now converted to support the idea.
Prof Rana Altaf Ahmed was appointed as the Chief Executive after the retirement of Prof Gardezi. Prof. Rana Altaf is a well known figure in the medical community of Multan. He made enormous contributions in the formative days of the institute. In 2007 he was working in Riyadh when the institute was looking for new faculty staff. He came back to serve his own city and also influenced Prof Anjum Jalal, a highly acclaimed cardiac surgeon at King Khalid University Hospital in Riyadh, to come and serve Pakistan. The institute is making rapid progress under the dynamic leadership of Rana Altaf Ahmed.
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