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Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals has reportedly performed 41 successful heart surgeries in 2024, the highest number of such operations conducted in a single year since 2016.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/record-heart-surgeries-at-parirenyatwa">The Sunday Mail</a>, Terence Mautsi, the public relations officer for the hospital group, said that they aim to increase this number to between 100 and 150 in 2025. Said Mautsi:
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Open-heart surgery has progressed this year. We have performed 41 surgeries in total. This is important, being the highest number performed per year in comparison to other years since 2016 and we are planning to double the number next year, resources permitting.
The aim is for the unit to become a fully fledged one, which is able to fulfil national obligations, including teaching specialists, and this can only be possible by increasing the number of procedures done at the hospital.
The hospital is aiming at having a 10-bed cardiothoracic ICU (intensive care unit) and HDU (high dependency unit); this will allow smooth functioning and we are engaged with at least three cardiothoracic units to train percussionists.
</blockquote>
Mautsi said they were unable to meet their target due to occasional shortages of essential consumables. He said:
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The ideal number of patients to keep a single cardiothoracic surgeon competent, of 150 per year, has not been reached.
There are many factors which contributed to us not reaching the target. There are times when we ran out of consumables and it took a long to procure due to the process involved. We had instances where the resources were available but patients failed to turn up due to fear.
The patients need to be admitted into ICU after the procedure; unfortunately, we have one general ICU for the whole hospital.
We should have an independent ICU for cardiothoracic surgery; this will allow us to function more effectively.
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Mautsi said that there are currently 200 patients on the Parirenyatwa waiting list, with the waiting period being six for those who agree to undergo surgery.
In addition to the 41 successful heart surgeries, two patients unfortunately lost their lives due to postoperative complications. He said:
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One patient developed an infection and succumbed almost two weeks after surgery and the other patient was bleeding postoperatively and unfortunately we were unable to secure the relevant blood products due to shortages.
We aim to do at least 100 to 150 next year. We are engaging with the Ministry of Health and Child Care as our parent ministry, the hospital administration, sister hospitals, local industries and NGOs (non-governmental organisations) to reach our target.
Surgical camps allow us to do more patients; the last camp we did 10 patients in a week, so we are planning to do more camps. We are engaged with other units in Africa to get personal training as percussionists.
</blockquote>
Mautsi added that 12 children underwent successful surgeries this year, with 11 of the patients diagnosed with congenital heart disease and one suffering from rheumatic heart disease.
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Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals did 41 heart surgeries in 2024, the most since 2016. They aim for 100-150 in 2025. They want to have more resources and specialists. But they faced shortages of supplies and patients not showing up. Two patients died due to complications. They want their own ICU for heart surgeries. They have 200 patients waiting for surgery. 12 children had successful surgeries this year too. They are working with the government, hospitals, and NGOs to reach their goals. They also plan to do more surgical camps.

Parirenyatwa Hospitals Performs 41 Heart Surgeries In 2024

Wicknell Chivayo has offered to cover the US$10,000 needed for 4-year-old Manase Jessie to undergo life-saving heart surgery in India.
Chivayo, a socialite known for his lavish lifestyle, stepped in after journalist Hopewell Chin’ono shared the urgent plea for help on his social media pages on Thursday. Reads the appeal:
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Manase is 4 years old, is reaching out to you with a heartfelt plea for funding. Manase was diagnosed with heart failure in May 2024 at Marina Paediatric Hospital in Botswana by Doctor David cardiologist and was referred to Doctor Machawira Heart Surgeon who has made it clear that her condition can only be treated in India. The cost of this surgery in India is 10,000 USD. Your compassionate assistance could be the life that pulls her out of the situation.
You may transfer your donation or direct it to +263 775 640 660 EcoCash Number – Antonia Mabhundu (Mother).
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Commenting on Chin’ono’s post, Chivayo offered to cover the full US$10,000 required for the young girl’s heart surgery. He wrote:
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For the first time, I agree and will support what @daddyhope has posted. I am willing to pay the whole 10 thousand USD directly to the Doctor or Hospital in India. Please get them to contact my lawyer Sikhumbuzo Mpofu at Mnangate &amp; Associates and he will do the needful immediately. God bless.
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Chin’ono acknowledged Chivayo’s response and said he had informed Jessie’s family about the generous offer.
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Wicknell Chivayo offered $10,000 to help a 4-year-old girl named Manase Jessie who needs heart surgery. A journalist shared the plea on social media. Chivayo agreed to pay the full amount for the surgery in India. Manase's family can contact Chivayo's lawyer for help. The journalist thanked Chivayo for his generous offer. It's important to help those in need.

Chivayo Offers US$10,000 For 4-Year-Old Girl’s Heart Surgery After Social Media Appeal

Webster Mahawa, a 45-year-old chef, is seeking financial support to undergo life-saving heart surgery in India.
In July 2021, Mahawa was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy with severely reduced systolic function with an Ejection Fraction (EF) of 20%.
His heart is very weak and it is failing, as he is experiencing heart failure symptoms that are now affecting his day-to-day living.
A GoFundMe page to raise funds for Mahawa’s operation can be found here: <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-webster-get-lifesaving-surgery">https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-webster-get-lifesaving-surgery</a>
Mahawa’s surgery is scheduled for no later than the end of October 2024. The total cost of the surgery and aftercare, including 8 weeks of accommodation in India under the care of Dr Ajay Kaul (Chairman Cardiac Sciences), is USD$25,000.
For cash donations contact:
EcoCash:+263 77 335 8271-Webster Mahawa 
Mukuru:+263 77 335 8271-Webster Mahawa
USD bank account: Bank name: NMB Bank Acc number:00000400050268 Name: Jessie William.
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Webster Mahawa, a 45-year-old chef, needs $25,000 for heart surgery in India. He has a weak heart and needs the surgery to survive. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help raise the money. The surgery is scheduled for October 2024. Mahawa needs help to pay for the surgery and aftercare. People can donate cash through EcoCash, Mukuru, or a USD bank account. Mahawa needs help to get better and live a healthy life.

45-Year-Old Man Appeals For US$25 000 For Life-Saving Heart Surgery In India

Sixteen-year-old Daphine Unah Jairos has returned home after undergoing successful heart surgery in India. Daphine had a severe heart problem that affected her breathing due to the closure of her valves. She previously received treatment in India in 2016, but the condition resurfaced recently, leading her to travel back to India on January 22 for the operation.
The National Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC) and the Rotary Club of Chitungwiza funded Daphine’s trip and medical expenses. Upon her arrival at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, NOIC commercial director Ms. Christine Chikwaiti expressed joy, stating that Daphine was part of the group they sponsored in 2016 for treatment in India. She explained that when Daphine approached them this year seeking sponsorship for valve correction, they gladly supported her journey for extensive heart surgery. She said:
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We are elated today to receive Daphine Jairos, who was part of the 2016 group that we sponsored to travel to India to get treatment.
She came back to us this year, saying she needed sponsorship to open up her valves. We helped to fund her travel to India for extensive heart surgery, so we are excited that it went well.
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Mrs. Rose Peters, the secretary and foundation chairperson of the Rotary Club of Chitungwiza, mentioned that their organization assists children from all parts of Zimbabwe. She told <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/16-year-old-returns-home-after-successful-heart-surgery">The Sunday Mail:</a>
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We do this by following the database at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. From 2015, we have helped several children and they all succeeded besides one from Mutoko who did not make it.
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They work closely with the database at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. Since 2015, they have successfully helped several children, with Daphine being one of them. Unfortunately, one child from Mutoko did not survive despite their efforts.
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Indictment on African Leaders
Daphine’s successful surgery and return home highlight the importance of strengthening healthcare systems in Zimbabwe and across Africa. It is concerning that many African leaders, especially political elites, often seek medical treatment abroad, spending significant amounts of money that is enough to capacitate local health institutions. This situation reflects a lack of investment in local healthcare institutions. As a result, many skilled healthcare professionals leave Africa for better working conditions and higher salaries in Europe, America, and Oceania. Africa, with its abundant natural resources, has the potential to excel in all sectors, including healthcare.
India’s healthcare sector has evolved significantly over time. Before independence in 1947, healthcare was primarily provided by private practitioners and charitable organizations, resulting in limited access, especially in rural areas. After independence, the government took steps to prioritize healthcare and initiated national health programs to address major health challenges.
In the 1990s, economic reforms opened the doors for private investment in healthcare, leading to the growth of private hospitals, diagnostic centres, and pharmaceutical companies. This expansion improved access to advanced medical technologies and enhanced healthcare services in urban areas. Now it is a destination for other nationalities, mainly from Africa.
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