A Pakistani Hematologist, Dr. Tahir Shamsi, passed away on December 21, 2021, and his death cause is revealed to be a Brain Hemorrhage.
The news about Dr. Tahir Shamsi’s death was confirmed after a report was released on social media.
He was a renowned Pakistani Hematologist credited with introducing bone-marrow transplants in 1996 in Pakistan. He founded the National Institute for Blood Disease to treat blood-related illnesses in 2011. He was also the Stem Cell Program director at “NIBD.” He was a Pathologist fellow at a “Royal College.”
When Dr. Tahir Shamsi’s death news was confirmed, many people were shocked, and it did not take long for tribute messages to flood on social media.
Tahir Shamsi Passed Away: Death Cause Revealed To Be Brain Hemorrhage
Bol news channel confirmed on Tuesday, December 21, 2021, that Haematologist and bone marrow transplant physician Dr. Tahir Shamsi passed away in Karachi.
After suffering a cerebral hemorrhage, he was admitted to the private Aga Khan University Hospital. He was undergoing treatment at a hospital due to a ruptured cerebral artery. Despite this, he could not recuperate and was placed on a ventilator due to his condition.
At Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, we join all those mourning the loss of the renowned haematologist, Dr.Tahir Shamsi, who passed away in Karachi today. pic.twitter.com/TZrgjxFOlX
— Shaukat Khanum (@SKMCH) December 21, 2021
The cause of Haematologist and bone marrow transplant physician Dr. Tahir Shamsi is revealed to be Brain Hemorrhage.
Tahir Shamsi Age And Wikipedia
Dr. Tahir Shamsi passed away at the age of 54.
He was born in the year 1967 in Karachi, Pakistan. He was very hardworking and had a distinctive personality through his inspiration to work. But, sadly, he passed away due to a Brain Hemorrhage in Karachi.
Dr. Tahir Shamsi passed away without featuring his name on the official Wikipedia page. However, his famed biography is available on several wikis throughout the internet.
Alhamdolillah. Dr Uzma Zaidi, Head of BMT programme at NIBD Karachi has passed European Bone Marrow Transplant Exam of BMT and officially accredited as “EBMT Certified Bone Marrow Transplant Physician”.
— Tahir Shamsi FRCP, FRCPath (@62Shamsi) March 31, 2021
He was a professional doctor who gained lots of fame throughout his career. He was awarded the Lifetime Accomplishment Award by the “Dow Graduates Association” in honor of his assistance in 2016. Moreover, he completed 650 transplants and composed over 100 research articles.
Back in the first wave of COVID-19, Shamsi came up with the concept of treating patients utilizing the plasma of those who retrieved from the virus.
Tahir Shamsi Wife And Family Details
Dr. Tahir Shamsi was a married man, but he has not revealed anything about his wife maintaining a low profile.
All of his professional careers is like an open book, but he keeps it private when it comes to his personal information.
Renowned Haematologist and pioneer of bone marrow transplant in Pakistan, Dr Tahir Shamsi is in a critical condition due to a sudden brain haemorrhage. He is having neuro surgery in Agha Khan Hospital, KARACHI. May I request all to pray for his health and safe recovery. pic.twitter.com/Qhk38S3ije
— Tariq Habib (@tariqhabib1) December 16, 2021
He was born and raised to supportive parents in Karachi, Pakistan, talking about his family. But, the name of his parents is unknown.
He left behind his wife and family. His family, friends, and loved ones will never forget him.