~ A 17-year-old girl was diagnosed with a myasthenia crisis, a critical and potentially fatal manifestation of Myasthenia Gravis which is a long-lasting neuromuscular disorder characterized by muscle weakness that intensifies with physical exertion~ Dr Pavan Pai, a Consultant Interventional Neurologist & Dr Aklesh Tandekar a Head
* LADDS Procedure for the first time in Anantapur district * Only 0.2 to 0.5% of chances of getting the problem in young adults * Surgery performed successfully by KIMS Saveera doctors A child with midgut malrotation was suffering severely from recurrent abdominal pain and got a timely
India has world’s second highest prevalence of viral hepatitis cases. While hepatitis A and E cause an acute form of the disease, hepatitis B and C lead to chronic liver disease including cirrhosis and even liver cancer. Ahead of World Liver Day (April 19), gastroenterologists
The MoU was formalized in the presence Mr.Tatsuhiko Saeki , Global Head of Endoscopy Division -FUJIFILM India's Endoscopy Division aims to enhance healthcare standards by providing top-notch training and advanced technologies for improved patient outcomes with this partnership. FUJIFILM India, a pioneer in healthcare imaging and information
* A new chapter in commitment to healthcare excellence * Special training to team for world-class treatment * CMD of KIMS hospitals Dr. B.Bhaskar Rao KIMS Hospital has taken another step forward in providing specialty services to patients. A specialty clinic exclusively for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) was
To strengthen the fight against colorectal cancer by creating awareness around prevention, early detection, timely intervention and treatment, Medanta-Gurugram is celebrating Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Lit in blue lights – the official colon cancer colour – symbolizing solidarity in the fight against the disease, the
A historic milestone, The Apollo Liver Transplant Program has a success rate of over 90% in pediatric liver transplantation. Apollo Hospitals Delhi performed India’s first successful pediatric liver transplant in 1998. The 500th child weighed only 4.6kg at the time of the transplant. Apollo,
