Having previously postponed surgery because of concerns about invasive treatment, an American patient was urgently admitted to hospital with severe…
FV Hospital ’s Multidisciplinary Team Saves patient with critical traumatic brain injury
Hong Zana (a 19-year-old Cambodian national) was admitted to the Accident & Emergency department following…
A Four-and-a-Half-Year Journey to Restore a Complete Hand for a Boy Born with a Floating Thumb
In a child's everyday movements, the thumb accounts for up to 50% of the hand's…
FV surgeons use robotic technology to remove complex thyroid cancer lymph nodes, saving Cambodian patient from two major surgeries
Instead of undergoing two high-risk operations to treat multiple metastatic lymph nodes located deep within…
Since 2016, FV Hospital has been accredited by the Joint Commission International with a Gold Seal, representing our commitment to international standards of healthcare quality.
FV Hospital offers a comprehensive birth preparation programme to prepare you for your journey towards motherhood.
Many people are in the habit of using a toothpick to remove food from their teeth or when serving finger foods on a plate. Unfortunately, some people swallow parts of the toothpick on purpose or by accident, which can be extremely dangerous.
Earlier this year, Dr Basma M'Barek, Head of Hy Vong Cancer Care Center at FV Hospital, presented at the “Board meeting on New Therapies in Breast Cancer Treatment and PIK3CA Mutation Metastasis”
We have been through a tense 2020, but it was not too hard to see the sacrifices, efforts, and the vital roles played by healthcare professionals over the past year.
Dr Diec Kha Han graduated from the University of Medicine, Ho Chi Minh City in 2006 and in 2016, Dr Kha Han was awarded the Specialisation Degree Level I in Traditional Medicine at the same university.
Dr Nguyen Minh Duc graduated from University of Medicine, Ho Chi Minh City, in 2010 and received his Specialisation Level I, Neurosurgery, in 2018 from the same university
Assoc. Prof. Dr Tran Le Linh Phuong graduated from University of Medicine, Ho Chi Minh City in 1989, she also received her Specialisation Degree Level I in 1993, Master of Medicine in 1999 and PhD in Medicine in 2004 from the same university.
Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome (WPW) is a cardiac arrhythmia that occurs when there is an additional electrical pathway downward from the atria to the ventricles, causing ventricular fibrillation (tachycardia, when the heart rate exceeds 100 beats per minute)
Recently, a Filipino crew member suffered acute appendicitis while on-board the ship, Northern Endeavour (Tuvalu) as it passed through Ba Ria – Vung Tau.
Upon instructions from the Ministry of Health, everyone entering a healthcare facility must complete a Health Declaration
Lucky customer Mr Tran Ngoc Quy has won the fourth quarter 2020 prize for FV Hospital’s quality service survey programme, a voucher valued at VND 15 million.
