neurosurgery

In a significant boost for heart patients across the Magadh region, ANMMCH is on the brink of unveiling its new cardiology department. Spearheaded by the proactive leadership of Superintendent Dr. K. K. Sinha, the hospital is excited to introduce comprehensive inpatient and operating theatre services for cardiology.

8am–8pm OT model aimed at faster, wider access to surgeries

The death toll from a firecracker factory blast in Dewas district has risen to eight after two more injured workers died at MY Hospital. Four victims were admitted to MY Hospital, with three succumbing to their critical burn injuries. Meanwhile, three out of four injured workers at Choithram Hospital have been discharged.

A pregnant woman's severe headaches and vision loss led to the diagnosis of a rare pituitary condition. Doctors successfully performed complex neurosurgery during her second trimester, a critical period for fetal development. This multidisciplinary effort ensured the safety of both mother and baby, preventing permanent complications and allowing the pregnancy to continue.

A young man's persistent seizures, initially misdiagnosed as brain tuberculosis, were finally resolved through surgery. Advanced neuro-navigation technology enabled precise removal of an intracranial sparganosis, a rare parasitic worm infection. This case underscores the critical need to reconsider diagnoses when lesions defy expected treatment responses, leading to the patient's swift recovery and relief.

Can’t Tell Who He Is After Head Injury, Hosp Urges Public For Help, Info

A remarkable surgery at MKCG Medical College and Hospital has given a new lease on life to a three-year-old boy. Doctors successfully removed an 8cm twig lodged deep within his brain after a tree branch fell on him. The complex four-hour procedure, led by neurosurgeon Dr. Rabi Narayan Panda, involved intricate extraction to prevent further complications.

A remarkable surgery at MKCG Medical College and Hospital in Berhampur has given a new lease of life to a three-year-old boy. Doctors successfully removed an 8cm twig from his brain, which had penetrated his skull while he was playing. The complex four-hour procedure, performed free of cost, has left the child stable and recovering well.

A courageous five-month-old boy from Tanzania, grappling with the challenges of craniosynostosis, received life-changing surgery in Delhi. Medical experts executed an advanced cranial vault remodeling procedure aimed at liberating his growth-stunted skull, paving the way for normal brain development. This decisive intervention has turned the tide, allowing for a healthy expansion of his skull.