Multan Institute of Cardiology, Multan, Pakistan

MIC is a tertiary care hospital providing comprehensive services of cardiology and cardiac surgery for both adult and congenital heart diseases.It has one of the largest Modular Operation Theater suites in the country. There are five operating rooms with dedicated preparation and scrub areas. The construction of this modular theater complex finished in early 2009 and the first surgery in the new complex was performed in March 2009. The intensive care has a capacity of 20 beds. The hospital has two Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories while the third lab is being installed. The Institute also has facilities of Cardiac CT-scan, Nuclear Cardiology, Exercise Tolerance Testing and Echocardiography.

The building of the hospital is itself an icon of the modern city of Multan.

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