Al-Hadi Neuromuscular Center, affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, announced its success in diagnosing the condition of an Indonesian child who has suffered since birth from a complex form of congenital clubfoot, following the necessary clinical and laboratory examinations and ruling out hereditary diseases or complex genetic disorders.
The director of the center, Dr. Saleh Al-Jabri, stated in an interview with the official website that "the medical staff received the child and his family and immediately initiated the necessary clinical examinations, along with a set of laboratory tests, aimed at reaching an accurate diagnosis of the condition and ruling out the presence of genetic disorders."
He explained that "the clinical examinations and blood laboratory tests were fully completed on the same day," noting that "the test results confirmed that the child was free of hereditary diseases or complex genetic disorders, which helped reassure his family after a long series of medical visits across various centers."
He added that "the child's treatment plan included continuous follow-up in coordination with an orthopedic consultant," emphasizing "the medical team's eagerness to provide the required healthcare and monitor the case to support the child's safety and motor development."
This achievement comes as part of the ongoing medical and humanitarian efforts provided by the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine through its specialized centers to offer diagnostic and healthcare services to patients from within Iraq and abroad, relying on advanced medical expertise and diagnostic capabilities.
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