The procedure lasted approximately four hours, with the surgical team noting that the primary challenge was not merely the tumour’s…
Updates to Social Health Insurance policy from 1 July 2026 and benefits of registering at FV Hospital
From 1 July 2026, several Social Health Insurance regulations have officially been updated to expand…
FV Hospital updates its advanced wound closure technologies, improving treatment outcomes and infection control
On 1 July 2026, FV Hospital organised an intensive training programme “Advanced Wound Closure and…
FV Hospital supports school health at Orange Day 2026
FV Hospital was proud to support the running event Orange Day 2026 at FPT School…
Statistics reveal that more than half the population has hemorrhoids. Although this disease is not medically serious, it causes pain and inconvenience and can greatly impact a person’s quality of life, even though most sufferers usually ignore it until the disease progresses and causes complications.
From October 12 to October 14, 2018, Prof. Donald Tan, former President of the World Corneal Society, will perform corneal…
On September 21, more than 157 FV employees participated in FV’s "Give Blood – Give Hope" programme, donating more than 160 units of blood at FV Hospital for the National Institute of Haematology and Blood Transfusion. "Give Blood – Give Hope" took place from 8 am to 2 pm. Many FV employees participated in this blood donation programme for the first time; others regularly give blood to help those in need.
On August 20, 2018, Dr Basma M’Barek assumed her new role as Head of Oncology at FV Hospital. Dr Basma is highly experienced in radiotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy and palliative care and ensures patients benefit from pain relief throughout treatment to recover quickly. Dr Basma is a member of the European Society of Therapeutic Radiation and Oncology (ESTRO).
The FV Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy is located on the Ground Floor of the F Building and accessible from the Indochina…
FV Hospital team would like to invite you to join our birth preparation programme. It includes 5 sessions covering different periods of pregnancy. Our aim is to give essential information and reply to your question in order to give you the best experience possible. Our classes are held on the 5th floor, F Building – Room 534, Maternity Ward. We suggest you complete all the 5 sessions. Please wear comfortable clothes.
In August, FV Hospital’s General Surgery Department successfully treated Ms V.T. Song Phien, 48 , from Tay Ninh, for stage four cervical cancer which had invaded many complex pelvic organs. Previously, Ms Song Phien had been treated in many hospitals but her disease kept worsening. When she came to FV she was desperately worried – her recurring tumour had invaded her pelvic area and surrounding organs: her bladder, vagina, rectum, uterus, colon and small intestine. In addition, she had an infected uterus abscess.
On August 15, 2018, Dr Yann Dréan officially joined FV’s team as Head of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Before moving to Vietnam, Dr Dréan worked at hospitals in France, including Amiens-Picardie and Hospital Center of the Basque Coast. He has spent many years as a senior consultant in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology with specialist experience in handling high-risk pregnancies.
WHAT IS INDUCTION OF LABOUR? Induction of labour is the process of using drugs or other methods to encourage labour…
Ms T.T. Tuyet (41, resident of Long An) came to FV Hospital with twitching eyelids. This unusual disease had been troubling her for six years, despite receiving a host of treatments at many hospitals. Last month, her eyes convulsed when riding a motorcycle, causing her to fall and break her legs
It is often said that doctors are soldiers on the health front. Every prescribed dose and decision contributes to a patient’s wellbeing and survival. A recent severe, complex, near-death case of heart disease at FV Hospital was a particularly nerve-racking battle, where Head of Cardiology Dr Huynh Ngoc Long acted as the general taking charge of the “troops”, establishing tactics and strategies and coordinating with many combat units at the hospital to fight for the patient’s life.
Talking to Dr Vinh Thanh, it is easy to see that this doctor is a perfectionist with an empathetic heart. After working with every patient, even though the scheduled work has been completed, she often asks herself: "Is this best for the patient?", "Did I forget to do something that may benefit the patient?”
