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AIIMS Rajkot Records Surge In Surgeries, Over 1,900 Procedures Performed In 2025
Rajkot, April 12 (IANS) With surgical procedures at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Rajkot rising from 861 in 2024 to 1,927 in 2025, the institute has reported a sharp expansion in its clinical capacity alongside growing patien
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Muscle Loss And Reduced Strength Are Emerging As Major Health Concerns; Fortis Doctor Explains Why
Sarcopenia, or muscle loss, is emerging as a major but overlooked health risk. Experts warn it worsens osteoporosis, increases fall risk, and delays recovery after surgery, making early strength training and nutrition essential.
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57-Year-Old Maharashtra Woman Nearly Loses Leg To Acute Limb Ischemia: Sudden Severe Pain Can Be A Vascular Emergency
Dr. Bhavin L. Ram, Senior Vascular Surgeon, Yashoda Hospitals, explains how a sudden severe leg pain could mimic heart attack symptoms and turn into an emergency through a recent case study.
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Bone Cancer In Children: New 'Growing' Implant Treatment Reduces Surgeries
A new technique called "growing implant" is emerging as an important option in the treatment of bone cancer among children, allowing doctors to adjust the length of an affected limb as the child grows, experts say.
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Spider Bite Reality Check: No Spider-Man Powers, Just Pain And Swelling
While pop culture might make you believe that spider bites give you supernatural powers and turn you into Spider-Man, the reality of a spider bite can be redness, swelling and surgeries. Read on to know what happens after a spider bite.
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AIIMS Doctors Remove 2-Inch-Long Metal Spring From Toddler's Food Pipe
Doctors at AII India Institute of Medical Sciences successfully performed a complex medical procedure to save the life of a 14-month-old girl who had swallowed a 2-inch-long metal spring, it said on Thursday.
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French Hospital Evacuated After World War I Artillery Shell Found Inside Man's Rectum
A French hospital was evacuated after doctors found a live WWI artillery shell inside a patient, leading to bomb disposal intervention and security measures.
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AIIMS Delhi Doctors Conduct Remote Ultrasound Scans On Volunteers In Antarctica
AIIMS Delhi doctors remotely performed real-time ultrasound scans on Indian Antarctic station volunteers using a telerobotic system.
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Medical Horror In Indore: Infant's Thumb Accidentally Severed By Nurse
A case of major medical irresponsibility has emerged from Madhya Pradesh's Indore, where a one-and-a-half-month-old infant admitted to a hospital suffered a serious injury after a nurse accidentally severed the baby's thumb.
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Testicular Torsion: Why Tilak Varma Needed Emergency Surgery And Signs Men Should Look Out For
Testicular torsion, the painful twisting of the spermatic cord cutting blood supply to a testicle, recently sidelined cricketer Tilak Varma. This medical emergency, most common in young men, requires rapid diagnosis and surgery to save the testicle.
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AIIMS Rajkot Records Surge In Surgeries, Over 1,900 Procedures Performed In 2025
Rajkot, April 12 (IANS) With surgical procedures at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Rajkot rising from 861 in 2024 to 1,927 in 2025, the institute has reported a sharp expansion in its clinical capacity alongside growing patien
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Muscle Loss And Reduced Strength Are Emerging As Major Health Concerns; Fortis Doctor Explains Why
Sarcopenia, or muscle loss, is emerging as a major but overlooked health risk. Experts warn it worsens osteoporosis, increases fall risk, and delays recovery after surgery, making early strength training and nutrition essential.
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57-Year-Old Maharashtra Woman Nearly Loses Leg To Acute Limb Ischemia: Sudden Severe Pain Can Be A Vascular Emergency
Dr. Bhavin L. Ram, Senior Vascular Surgeon, Yashoda Hospitals, explains how a sudden severe leg pain could mimic heart attack symptoms and turn into an emergency through a recent case study.
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Bone Cancer In Children: New 'Growing' Implant Treatment Reduces Surgeries
A new technique called "growing implant" is emerging as an important option in the treatment of bone cancer among children, allowing doctors to adjust the length of an affected limb as the child grows, experts say.
-
Spider Bite Reality Check: No Spider-Man Powers, Just Pain And Swelling
While pop culture might make you believe that spider bites give you supernatural powers and turn you into Spider-Man, the reality of a spider bite can be redness, swelling and surgeries. Read on to know what happens after a spider bite.
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AIIMS Doctors Remove 2-Inch-Long Metal Spring From Toddler's Food Pipe
Doctors at AII India Institute of Medical Sciences successfully performed a complex medical procedure to save the life of a 14-month-old girl who had swallowed a 2-inch-long metal spring, it said on Thursday.
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French Hospital Evacuated After World War I Artillery Shell Found Inside Man's Rectum
A French hospital was evacuated after doctors found a live WWI artillery shell inside a patient, leading to bomb disposal intervention and security measures.
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AIIMS Delhi Doctors Conduct Remote Ultrasound Scans On Volunteers In Antarctica
AIIMS Delhi doctors remotely performed real-time ultrasound scans on Indian Antarctic station volunteers using a telerobotic system.
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Medical Horror In Indore: Infant's Thumb Accidentally Severed By Nurse
A case of major medical irresponsibility has emerged from Madhya Pradesh's Indore, where a one-and-a-half-month-old infant admitted to a hospital suffered a serious injury after a nurse accidentally severed the baby's thumb.
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Testicular Torsion: Why Tilak Varma Needed Emergency Surgery And Signs Men Should Look Out For
Testicular torsion, the painful twisting of the spermatic cord cutting blood supply to a testicle, recently sidelined cricketer Tilak Varma. This medical emergency, most common in young men, requires rapid diagnosis and surgery to save the testicle.
