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Robotic Surgery Removes Complex Tumour In Newly-Wed At Delhi Hospital
The tumour in the pocket between her bladder and uterus was discovered during a routine ultrasound.
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5-Year-Old Youngest In World To Undergo Successful "Awake" Brain Surgery
Doctors at AIIMS, Delhi, successfully performed a brain tumour surgery on a five-year-old girl while keeping her in a conscious state during the operation.
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12 kg Recurrent, Rare Tumour Removed From Man's Abdomen In Delhi
A 59-year-old man, having a 12 kg recurrent and rare tumour, underwent a surgery at a private hospital in Delhi, doctors said on Monday.
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Delhi Doctors Remove 'Coconut-Sized' Tumour From Patient's Thyroid Gland
A 72-year-old farmer from Bihar underwent a surgery at a private hospital here for the removal of a "coconut-sized" tumour from his thyroid gland, with doctors saying there were multiple challenges, including saving the patient's voice.
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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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10-Kg Tumour Removed From HIV-Positive Woman's Kidney In Delhi: Hospital
A 59-year-old HIV-positive Kenyan woman has received a new lease of life after undergoing a surgery for removal of a huge tumour weighing over 10 kg from her kidney at a private facility in Delhi, hospital authorities said on Wednesday.
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24 Kg Tumour Removed From Abdomen Of A Tanzanian Man In Delhi
In a rare surgery, a malignant 24-kg tumour of the size of two footballs has been removed from the abdomen of a Tanzanian man in the national capital, doctors said Monday.
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Huge Tumour Removed From 18-Year-Old's Thigh After Over 9-Hour Surgery
An 18-year-old man received a new lease of life after undergoing an over nine-hour-long surgery for removal of a huge tumour in his thigh at a city hospital, doctors said Wednesday.
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Largest In-Situ Tumour Removed Successfully At Delhi's Ganga Ram Hospital
An 18-year-old patient who was carrying a tumour weighing 12 kg underwent a successful surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SGRH) in Delhi, making it the largest in-situ (inside body) so far, said the hospital authorities
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9-Month Foetus-Sized Tumour Removed From Woman's Womb After Surgery
Doctors at a city hospital have successively removed a tumour of the size of a "34-week foetus" lodged inside a woman's womb using a combination of two operation techniques, authorities said today.
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Doctor Removes Tumour Occupying "80 Per Cent Space" In Rajasthan Farmer
A farmer from Rajasthan got a new lease of life after undergoing an over 10-hour-long complex surgery at a hospital in New Delhi for removing a huge tumour that occupied "80 per cent space" in his abdomen, officials said today.
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In A First, 14-Year-Old Boy Undergoes Robotic Surgery For Rare Tumour In Delhi
Doctors at a Delhi hospital have successfully removed a "tennis ball-sized tumour" from the abdomen of a 14-year-old boy using a keyhole robotic surgery, which they claimed was the first such operation for pediatric patients reported in the country.
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Coconut Sized Tumor Removed From Iraqi Woman's Head
A 35-year-old Iraqi woman has got a new lease of life from two years of pain, after doctors at a private hospital in Delhi successfully removed a coconut sized tumor from her head.
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Delhi Doctors Remove 'Melon Sized' Tumour From Woman's Throat Using Robotic Surgery
New Delhi: A hospital in Delhi has removed a 450 gram tumour, as big as a melon, from a woman’s throat through a minimally-invasive robotic surgery. The doctors said this was the first robotic surgery to remove such a large tumour in India. Chuithing Golmei, a 57-year-old lady from Manipur was diagnosed with a large thymus gland tumour. She cam...
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In Rare Surgery, 7 kg Tumour Removed From Woman's Kidney In Delhi
In a rare surgery, a team of doctors at a private hospital in New Delhi successfully removed a kidney tumour weighing a staggering 7 kg while saving the organ.
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Robotic Surgery Removes Complex Tumour In Newly-Wed At Delhi Hospital
The tumour in the pocket between her bladder and uterus was discovered during a routine ultrasound.
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5-Year-Old Youngest In World To Undergo Successful "Awake" Brain Surgery
Doctors at AIIMS, Delhi, successfully performed a brain tumour surgery on a five-year-old girl while keeping her in a conscious state during the operation.
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12 kg Recurrent, Rare Tumour Removed From Man's Abdomen In Delhi
A 59-year-old man, having a 12 kg recurrent and rare tumour, underwent a surgery at a private hospital in Delhi, doctors said on Monday.
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Delhi Doctors Remove 'Coconut-Sized' Tumour From Patient's Thyroid Gland
A 72-year-old farmer from Bihar underwent a surgery at a private hospital here for the removal of a "coconut-sized" tumour from his thyroid gland, with doctors saying there were multiple challenges, including saving the patient's voice.
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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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10-Kg Tumour Removed From HIV-Positive Woman's Kidney In Delhi: Hospital
A 59-year-old HIV-positive Kenyan woman has received a new lease of life after undergoing a surgery for removal of a huge tumour weighing over 10 kg from her kidney at a private facility in Delhi, hospital authorities said on Wednesday.
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24 Kg Tumour Removed From Abdomen Of A Tanzanian Man In Delhi
In a rare surgery, a malignant 24-kg tumour of the size of two footballs has been removed from the abdomen of a Tanzanian man in the national capital, doctors said Monday.
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Huge Tumour Removed From 18-Year-Old's Thigh After Over 9-Hour Surgery
An 18-year-old man received a new lease of life after undergoing an over nine-hour-long surgery for removal of a huge tumour in his thigh at a city hospital, doctors said Wednesday.
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Largest In-Situ Tumour Removed Successfully At Delhi's Ganga Ram Hospital
An 18-year-old patient who was carrying a tumour weighing 12 kg underwent a successful surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SGRH) in Delhi, making it the largest in-situ (inside body) so far, said the hospital authorities
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9-Month Foetus-Sized Tumour Removed From Woman's Womb After Surgery
Doctors at a city hospital have successively removed a tumour of the size of a "34-week foetus" lodged inside a woman's womb using a combination of two operation techniques, authorities said today.
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Doctor Removes Tumour Occupying "80 Per Cent Space" In Rajasthan Farmer
A farmer from Rajasthan got a new lease of life after undergoing an over 10-hour-long complex surgery at a hospital in New Delhi for removing a huge tumour that occupied "80 per cent space" in his abdomen, officials said today.
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In A First, 14-Year-Old Boy Undergoes Robotic Surgery For Rare Tumour In Delhi
Doctors at a Delhi hospital have successfully removed a "tennis ball-sized tumour" from the abdomen of a 14-year-old boy using a keyhole robotic surgery, which they claimed was the first such operation for pediatric patients reported in the country.
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Coconut Sized Tumor Removed From Iraqi Woman's Head
A 35-year-old Iraqi woman has got a new lease of life from two years of pain, after doctors at a private hospital in Delhi successfully removed a coconut sized tumor from her head.
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Delhi Doctors Remove 'Melon Sized' Tumour From Woman's Throat Using Robotic Surgery
New Delhi: A hospital in Delhi has removed a 450 gram tumour, as big as a melon, from a woman’s throat through a minimally-invasive robotic surgery. The doctors said this was the first robotic surgery to remove such a large tumour in India. Chuithing Golmei, a 57-year-old lady from Manipur was diagnosed with a large thymus gland tumour. She cam...
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In Rare Surgery, 7 kg Tumour Removed From Woman's Kidney In Delhi
In a rare surgery, a team of doctors at a private hospital in New Delhi successfully removed a kidney tumour weighing a staggering 7 kg while saving the organ.
