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3-Month-Old Youngest Ever To Be Operated For Congenital Kidney Condition
Doctors at the AIIMS here performed a laparoscopic surgery on a three-month-old boy to remove obstructions in both his kidneys, the premier government-run hospital said on Sunday.
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Banaras Hindu University's Hospital Conducts First Pediatric Surgery Using 4K Method
The most advanced and latest way of carrying out laparoscopic surgery has been installed in Sir Sunderlal Hospital.
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'Football-Sized' Tumour Removed From Nepali Woman's Stomach In Delhi
A four-kg giant mesenteric tumour was successfully removed from the stomach of a 32-year-old woman via laparoscopic surgery at a private hospital in New Delhi, a statement said on Monday.
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Denied Treatment Over Weight, 7-Year-Old Undergoes Rare Surgery In Delhi
A seven-year-old boy, who was severely underweight for his age, and was denied surgical intervention by many hospitals for chronic pancreatitis, underwent a rare laparoscopic surgery at a private facility in Delhi, according to doctors.
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Toddler Receives Mother's Kidney, Part Of Liver In Pioneering Transplant
Oxalosis can cause urinary infections and permanent kidney damage, and in the most severe cases, can stunt the patient's growth and cause brittle bones that are vulnerable to fractures.
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Man Admitted To Hospital After Having Pierced 15 Needles In His Genitals
The man confessed of piercing 15 needles in his genitals for almost an year and took to medical intervention after feeling intense pain in his phallic region
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World's Heaviest Woman Eman Ahmed Flew To Mumbai On Modified Plane. Surgery Done
An Egyptian believed to be the world's heaviest woman has successfully undergone weight-loss surgery after losing over 100 kgs, said doctors in Mumbai today.
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New Robotic Arm Can Make Laparoscopic Surgery Cheaper: Study
New York: Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have developed a robotic arm that can drastically cut down the cost of performing complex, minimally invasive procedures, also known as laparoscopic surgery. Minimally invasive procedures could lead to less trauma for patients and shorter recovery times after surgery. The hand-held instrument d...
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Wrong Woman's Breast Removed At Hospital In Japan
The Chiba Cancer Center announced that a woman in her 30s had a breast removed unnecessarily after it mixed up test samples from two patients.
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3-Month-Old Youngest Ever To Be Operated For Congenital Kidney Condition
Doctors at the AIIMS here performed a laparoscopic surgery on a three-month-old boy to remove obstructions in both his kidneys, the premier government-run hospital said on Sunday.
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Banaras Hindu University's Hospital Conducts First Pediatric Surgery Using 4K Method
The most advanced and latest way of carrying out laparoscopic surgery has been installed in Sir Sunderlal Hospital.
-
'Football-Sized' Tumour Removed From Nepali Woman's Stomach In Delhi
A four-kg giant mesenteric tumour was successfully removed from the stomach of a 32-year-old woman via laparoscopic surgery at a private hospital in New Delhi, a statement said on Monday.
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Denied Treatment Over Weight, 7-Year-Old Undergoes Rare Surgery In Delhi
A seven-year-old boy, who was severely underweight for his age, and was denied surgical intervention by many hospitals for chronic pancreatitis, underwent a rare laparoscopic surgery at a private facility in Delhi, according to doctors.
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Toddler Receives Mother's Kidney, Part Of Liver In Pioneering Transplant
Oxalosis can cause urinary infections and permanent kidney damage, and in the most severe cases, can stunt the patient's growth and cause brittle bones that are vulnerable to fractures.
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Man Admitted To Hospital After Having Pierced 15 Needles In His Genitals
The man confessed of piercing 15 needles in his genitals for almost an year and took to medical intervention after feeling intense pain in his phallic region
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World's Heaviest Woman Eman Ahmed Flew To Mumbai On Modified Plane. Surgery Done
An Egyptian believed to be the world's heaviest woman has successfully undergone weight-loss surgery after losing over 100 kgs, said doctors in Mumbai today.
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New Robotic Arm Can Make Laparoscopic Surgery Cheaper: Study
New York: Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have developed a robotic arm that can drastically cut down the cost of performing complex, minimally invasive procedures, also known as laparoscopic surgery. Minimally invasive procedures could lead to less trauma for patients and shorter recovery times after surgery. The hand-held instrument d...
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Wrong Woman's Breast Removed At Hospital In Japan
The Chiba Cancer Center announced that a woman in her 30s had a breast removed unnecessarily after it mixed up test samples from two patients.
