The Delhi High Court has upheld the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)’s regulatory action against a company for misleading labeling and marketing of an ‘ORS’-branded product, emphasizing that public health must take precedence over commercial interests. The court ruled that the product in
A woman suffering from severe stress urinary incontinence. Mesh could not be used due to long-standing chronic pelvic pain KIMS doctors performed an innovative surgery using the patient’s tissue to create a sling The patient fully recovered post-surgery along with physiotherapy and medications. A woman, once known for her
Micropenis is a rare congenital condition affecting about 2% of men, seen in approximately 1 in 1000000. Due to hormonal or developmental issues, the penis fails to grow to normal size, with the erect length measuring less than 3 inches. A young man born with underdeveloped
Tumor Mapped Through 3D Modelling First-of-its-Kind Keyhole Surgery in Such Anomalous Tumor Performed Successfully A 45-year-old woman from Kompally, Hyderabad, was diagnosed with a rare congenital condition where her kidneys were fused and pancake-shaped, instead of the usual bean-like structure. Moreover, the kidneys were positioned abnormally lower
The patient experienced unusual Boerhaave's syndrome, a condition in which the esophagus ruptures due excess retching and committing resulting in perforation of food pipe, which is life threatening complication Dr. Roy Patankar, a renowned Gastroenterologist and Director of Zen Multispecialty Hospital in Chembur, Mumbai, led a
