ISLAMABAD: Nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan is in a stable condition after being treated for deep vein thrombosis — a blood clot in the veins that can occur after surgery, his wife said on Saturday. Last month, Khan, 70, had surgery for prostate cancer, and on Wednesday complained of a pain in his leg, Henny Khan said. She said a team of doctors examined her husband and treated the clot. "He is being treated by his doctors, who are satisfied and say there is no need to worry," she said.
| He'll start to take blood thinners to treat the clot, and then he'll have a most unfortunate stumble and fall with a subdural hematoma. Too bad, so sad. |
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