Multiple surgical procedures to avoid wasting imaginative and prescient of 5-year-old boy broken by a tile mite
Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hospital not too long ago carried out a number of consecutive surgical procedures on a 5 12 months outdated boy inside two hours. Procedures carried out at its facility in Aundh saved the boy’s left eye sight, which had been severely broken by a small tile particle. The boy was enjoying in his home when a small piece of tile entered his left eye. The eye instantly turned crimson, his imaginative and prescient deteriorated, and the boy was unable to open his injured eye correctly. Doctors identified three severe circumstances: penetrating eye damage with corneal scleral tear, iris prolapse, and pupil malformation. A medical workforce led by Dr. Ashish Ghosh, Senior Eye Surgeon – Ophthalmologist, Dr. Agarwal Eye Hospital Pune carried out Corneal Tear Repair, Iris Excision and Pupilloplasty, a process on the iris to vary the scale of the distended pupil, whereas the affected person was underneath basic anesthesia. The subsequent day 100% of the boy’s imaginative and prescient was fastened at the back of the left eye. Ocular accidents are one of many main causes of blindness. Blunt eye damage happens when an object (akin to a fist, elbow or cricket ball) hits the eyeball or when individuals fall on the ground or stairs. Parents ought to maintain a particular eye on their kids whereas enjoying at dwelling. They ought to create consciousness about eye accidents, Dr Ghosh stated.
Eight months outdated affected by uncommon spinal deformity undergoes profitable surgical procedure at KEM Hospital, Pune
A workforce of docs led by senior neurosurgeon Dr Nitin Londhe efficiently carried out a fancy surgical procedure on an eight month outdated child (feminine) affected by Lehman syndrome. This is a uncommon connective tissue dysfunction. Simultaneous surgical procedure was carried out on the backbone and stomach to right the issue. Pediatric surgeon Dr. Abhijit Banare and others within the workforce of docs treating him. Elaborating on the case, Dr Nitin Londhe, Senior Neurosurgeon, KEM Hospital, Pune stated that Lehmann syndrome is a particularly uncommon hereditary situation that impacts the event of the backbone and nerves. Most typically this deformity is seen on the again, however on this case it was contained in the again and likewise within the stomach. It could be identified solely with correct checks. . There was weak spot in a single leg of the lady. It is a mechanical deformity and can’t be cured with medicines. Surgery was the one means ahead. Some kids with such pathology are affected at an early age, whereas others could also be affected on the age of 10-12 years. We did reconstructive and restore surgical procedure of the kid, he stated. Londhe stated that well timed prognosis and therapy of such deformities, that are left untreated, can harm the nerves that management the decrease a part of the physique.
C-arm X-ray machine donated to BJ Medical College and Sassoon General Hospital
Late Dr. Nitin Patil’s member of the family _Darshan Industries Pvt. Ltd. has donated a C-arm X-ray machine to the Anesthesia Department of Sassoon General Hospital, with the assistance of Rotary Club Poona Downtown, the machine supplies high-resolution X-ray pictures in actual time, thus permitting the physician is to observe the route of the needle and make fast corrections. Useful for C-Arm Epidural Steroid Injection, Facial Joint Injection, Sacroiliac Joint Injection, Discography, Vertebroplasty and many others. Fluoroscopy allows the ache clinician to observe distinction unfold thereby avoiding unintentional intravascular and intrathecal injections. Dr. Murlidhar Tambe, Dean, BJ Government Medical College stated that it will likely be a precious asset to the Department of Anesthesia for ache administration efforts.
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