LUCKNOW: A group of medical doctors at King George's Medical University (KGMU) gave a 26-year-old a possibility to breathe freely once more by means of appearing a sophisticated surgery to interchange a damaged windpipe.
The affected person, a resident of Sonbhadra, used to be suffering from a situation called tracheal stenosis. In the scientific situation, a affected person's windpipe turns into narrower and results in respiration problems.
The means of treatment is thought of as to be a sophisticated one since the windpipe is a delicate organ to perform on.
Dr Shailendra Yadav, who led the group of surgeons all over the operation, mentioned, "The patient was admitted at KGMU on December 22. He complained of extreme respiratory distress as he was breathing through a narrow pipe." Yadav mentioned that on investigating the medical doctors came upon that he had tracheal stenosis.
"We operated on him on December 26. We cut his chest to reach the shrivelled windpipe and replace it with a new tube," he added
The affected person's situation is now stable but he must come back to KGMU after six to 8 weeks for a second surgery. The medical doctors will perform at the upper part of the windpipe all over the second surgery. The affected person had evolved tracheal stenosis after he met with a street twist of fate a couple of years ago. He had sustained a serious head harm in the twist of fate and used to be admitted in an ICU ward of a personal scientific facility. He evolved the scientific situation all over the process treatment.
Yadav mentioned that the affected person paid Rs 50,000 for the treatment, which integrated the surgery and the medicines.
"The same procedure would have cost him Rs 8-10 lakh in a private medical facility."
The group of medical doctors which operated at the affected person integrated Dr Bhupendra, Dr Dhirendra, Dr Abhishek, Dr Ajay, Dr Sameeksha and Dr Raman along with his group of anaesthetists.
The affected person, a resident of Sonbhadra, used to be suffering from a situation called tracheal stenosis. In the scientific situation, a affected person's windpipe turns into narrower and results in respiration problems.
The means of treatment is thought of as to be a sophisticated one since the windpipe is a delicate organ to perform on.
Dr Shailendra Yadav, who led the group of surgeons all over the operation, mentioned, "The patient was admitted at KGMU on December 22. He complained of extreme respiratory distress as he was breathing through a narrow pipe." Yadav mentioned that on investigating the medical doctors came upon that he had tracheal stenosis.
"We operated on him on December 26. We cut his chest to reach the shrivelled windpipe and replace it with a new tube," he added
The affected person's situation is now stable but he must come back to KGMU after six to 8 weeks for a second surgery. The medical doctors will perform at the upper part of the windpipe all over the second surgery. The affected person had evolved tracheal stenosis after he met with a street twist of fate a couple of years ago. He had sustained a serious head harm in the twist of fate and used to be admitted in an ICU ward of a personal scientific facility. He evolved the scientific situation all over the process treatment.
Yadav mentioned that the affected person paid Rs 50,000 for the treatment, which integrated the surgery and the medicines.
"The same procedure would have cost him Rs 8-10 lakh in a private medical facility."
The group of medical doctors which operated at the affected person integrated Dr Bhupendra, Dr Dhirendra, Dr Abhishek, Dr Ajay, Dr Sameeksha and Dr Raman along with his group of anaesthetists.
KGMU docs give man chance to breathe easy again
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December 29, 2018
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