SHIP International Hospital

Bangladesh

It is a state-of-the-art private hospital, wholly owned by Ship Aichi Medical Service Ltd. an international joint venture company by Green Hospital Supply, Inc. (Japan) of Ship Healthcare Group of Japan, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and East West Medical College of Aichi Medical Group of Bangladesh. The company Ship Aichi Medical Service Ltd. was formed with the dream to establish 600 bed multi-specialized hospital in Bangladesh in February, 2016. The Project started with investment target of 1000 crore BDT. With the moto of “Promise to Serve” we promise to serve the people of Bangladesh with lots of sympathy, empathy and Love.

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SHIP International Hospital

Bangladesh

Muhammad Shoyab

Type II pancreas divisum with low medial insertion of cystic duct

Chronic pneumonitis due to displaced segmental bronchus with accessory fissure

Intercostal lipoma

Nasogastric tube in left lower lobar bronchus

Right hepatic artery arising from superior mesenteric artery

Subphrenic hydatid cyst at upper surface of spleen

Epicardial lipomatosis

Apical lung herniation

Celiac trunk compression syndrome and aberrant left hepatic artery

Complete hole-type bifurcation of 1st rib

Trifurcated middle cerebral artery

Malleolar and calcaneal spurs

Rib synostosis across right 2nd intercostal space

Obscure fracture at right 11th rib with displacement and rotation

Unilateral hypoplastic 12th rib and sacralized lumbar vertebra

Cervical rib with pseudoarthrosis and facet arthropathy

Occipital spur - asymptomatic

Small olecranon spur

Occluded biliary stent

Beaver tail liver

Olecranon spur

Bifid distal phalanx of thumb with ring finger fracture

Rib bifurcation at lateral angle

Multiple rib bifurcations on right side

Occipital spur

Adrenal myelolipoma and beaver tail liver

Diffuse dural calcification

Salter-Harris type-II fracture

Spontaneous osteonecrosis at navicular bone

Azygos fissure and lobe

Pneumomediastinum and surgical emphysema after endotracheal intubation

Spondylolisthesis, spondylolysis and spondylosis, with osteoporosis and bilateral L5 sacralization

Occipital spur

Subtle fracture at right 4th rib

Old rib fracture at posterior shaft

Bifurcated hypoplastic 4th rib with supernumerary lumbar ribs

Misplaced internal jugular catheter into right subclavian vein

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