The Imran Khan eye treatment update indicates signs of improvement following a medical examination conducted inside Adiala Jail. According to a statement from his sister, Noreen Khanum, doctors conducted a detailed assessment on Tuesday afternoon.
A specially equipped ambulance, fitted with a slit lamp and OCT scan machine, was dispatched to the jail to facilitate the examination. Dr Arif from PIMS and Dr Nadeem Qureshi from Shifa International performed the physical check-up on site.
After completing the examination, the attending doctors briefed senior specialists, including Dr Asim Yusuf and Dr Mirza, via conference call. Barrister Gohar was also informed of the developments.
Imran Khan Eye Treatment Update After Jail Examination
According to the initial medical report, swelling in the affected eye has reduced, and eyesight is improving. Doctors noted that no major complications have emerged so far.
However, specialists from Shifa International Hospitals remain cautious. Although earlier reports suggested that Imran Khan might be transferred to Shifa for further care, he was not moved. Retina experts, including Dr. Aamir Awan, reportedly remained on standby but did not receive him.
One dose of the Eylea injection has already been administered. The second dose is scheduled for February 25. Medical experts, including Dr. Khurram Mirza, have discussed the potential use of Vabysmo, describing it as possibly more powerful and effective. This opinion has been conveyed to PIMS’ CEO and retina specialist Dr. Nadeem Qureshi. For now, doctors have decided to continue with Eylea, citing positive early results.
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The next planned step is an angiogram. Based on its findings, doctors will determine whether laser treatment is necessary.
Family members have expressed ongoing concern about the health of Imran Khan’s right eye. They stated that treatment will continue transparently under the supervision of his personal doctors.
The situation remains under medical observation, with further decisions expected after the upcoming procedure.
