Former prime minister Imran Khan underwent follow-up medical treatment at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) in Islamabad on Monday. Hospital officials stated that the visit involved a scheduled eye procedure as part of ongoing treatment.
The latest Imran Khan medical update indicated that doctors administered a fifth anti-VEGF intravitreal injection after conducting clinical evaluations. Moreover, hospital officials stated that examination results showed signs of improvement before the procedure.
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Pims Doctors Complete Eye Procedure
According to the hospital statement, ophthalmologists examined Imran Khan before treatment and found him clinically stable.
Doctors also performed optical coherence tomography before proceeding with the injection. The examination reportedly showed improvement in the condition being treated.
After obtaining informed consent and following standard operating procedures, medical teams administered the fifth intravitreal injection under microscopic guidance inside the operating theatre.
Hospital officials stated that monitoring continued before, during, and after the procedure.
Imran Khan Eye Condition Timeline
Imran Khan has been receiving ongoing treatment for right central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO), an eye condition that became publicly known in late January.
According to previous medical updates, the first procedure was carried out on January 24. Additional anti-VEGF injections followed on February 24, March 23, and April 28.
Monday’s procedure marked the fifth scheduled treatment session under the current medical plan.
Officials stated that after completing the procedure, Imran Khan remained medically stable and was discharged with instructions for future care and follow-up.
Opposition Raises Treatment Concerns
Over recent months, the issue of Imran Khan’s medical care has remained part of broader political debate.
Opposition representatives have questioned transparency around treatment arrangements and have called for greater access for personal physicians. They have also demanded transferring the former prime minister to Shifa International Hospital.
Government representatives have denied those allegations and maintained that medical care is being provided according to required standards.
The latest hospital statement focused on the procedure itself and stated that the treatment process was completed under standard medical protocols while follow-up care was advised.
