Former VFF Vice Chairman escapes death after liver transplant
Former Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF), Pham Van Tuan, underwent a liver transplant after 45 days of ineffective treatment for acute liver failure. The complex surgery helped him overcome the risk of cardiovascular complications.

Former Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF), Pham Van Tuan, successfully underwent a liver transplant after 45 days of ineffective treatment for acute liver failure. Mr. Tuan's acute liver failure did not respond to conventional treatments for over a month and a half, placing him in a critical condition. The liver transplant surgery was performed using an organ donated by his nephew, a crucial decision to save the patient's life. This operation was considered complex, carrying many risks, especially cardiovascular complications. However, Pham Van Tuan successfully overcame these challenges, escaping "death's door." The success of the liver transplant offers a new lease on life for the former VFF Vice Chairman after a long period of battling severe illness and ineffective treatment.
Key points
* Former VFF Vice Chairman Pham Van Tuan received a liver transplant.
* The transplant occurred after 45 days of ineffective treatment for acute liver failure.
* Mr. Tuan overcame the risk of cardiovascular complications during the complex surgery.
Nguồn / Source: VnExpress - Sức khỏe
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