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Toddler In China Hospitalised With 600 Needle Marks After Mother Hurts Him For "Misbehaviour"
Investigation revealed that Dao was poorly educated, lacked scientific knowledge and was also found to have symptoms of emotional anxiety.
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Large Hair Mass Removed From Stomach Of Mumbai Girl With Rare Condition
Doctors at a Mumbai hospital have removed a 100-gram hair mass from the stomach of a girl who suffers from a rare hair-eating disorder. The two-hour surgery was conducted at a pediatric hospital.
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Banaras Hindu University's Hospital Conducts First Pediatric Surgery Using 4K Method
The most advanced and latest way of carrying out laparoscopic surgery has been installed in Sir Sunderlal Hospital.
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In A First, 14-Year-Old Boy Undergoes Robotic Surgery For Rare Tumour In Delhi
Doctors at a Delhi hospital have successfully removed a "tennis ball-sized tumour" from the abdomen of a 14-year-old boy using a keyhole robotic surgery, which they claimed was the first such operation for pediatric patients reported in the country.
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PGIMER Becomes First Govt. Hospital To Conduct Robotic Surgery For Kids
The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) is a premier medical research institute in Chandigarh which now becomes the first government hospital in the country to conduct Pediatric Robotic Surgery.
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How Doctors Used Virtual Reality To Save The Lives Of Conjoined Twin Sisters
During an 18-year career in medicine, Daniel Saltzman -- the chief of pediatric surgery at University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital -- has grown accustomed to looking at X-rays as if they were imperfect road maps of the human body.
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Environment plays role in bowel problems
Changing environmental factors seem to play a role in the development of two serious bowel problems like ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, known as inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). Both conditions cause swelling and inflammation of the intestines. Abdominal cramps, weight loss, and bloody diarrhoea are common symptoms. Although drugs are th...
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Toddler In China Hospitalised With 600 Needle Marks After Mother Hurts Him For "Misbehaviour"
Investigation revealed that Dao was poorly educated, lacked scientific knowledge and was also found to have symptoms of emotional anxiety.
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Large Hair Mass Removed From Stomach Of Mumbai Girl With Rare Condition
Doctors at a Mumbai hospital have removed a 100-gram hair mass from the stomach of a girl who suffers from a rare hair-eating disorder. The two-hour surgery was conducted at a pediatric hospital.
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Banaras Hindu University's Hospital Conducts First Pediatric Surgery Using 4K Method
The most advanced and latest way of carrying out laparoscopic surgery has been installed in Sir Sunderlal Hospital.
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In A First, 14-Year-Old Boy Undergoes Robotic Surgery For Rare Tumour In Delhi
Doctors at a Delhi hospital have successfully removed a "tennis ball-sized tumour" from the abdomen of a 14-year-old boy using a keyhole robotic surgery, which they claimed was the first such operation for pediatric patients reported in the country.
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PGIMER Becomes First Govt. Hospital To Conduct Robotic Surgery For Kids
The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) is a premier medical research institute in Chandigarh which now becomes the first government hospital in the country to conduct Pediatric Robotic Surgery.
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How Doctors Used Virtual Reality To Save The Lives Of Conjoined Twin Sisters
During an 18-year career in medicine, Daniel Saltzman -- the chief of pediatric surgery at University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital -- has grown accustomed to looking at X-rays as if they were imperfect road maps of the human body.
-
Environment plays role in bowel problems
Changing environmental factors seem to play a role in the development of two serious bowel problems like ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, known as inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). Both conditions cause swelling and inflammation of the intestines. Abdominal cramps, weight loss, and bloody diarrhoea are common symptoms. Although drugs are th...
