Gorakhpur AIIMS has succeeded in successfully transplanting a woman of Achilles Tendon (a type of muscle found in the leg). This is the first time a patient has undergone surgery, in which Achilles Tendon has been transplanted from brain dead donor.

In fact, a 40 -year -old woman from Gauri Bazar in Gorakhpur had a problem of swelling and pain in the calves of both legs for many years. Investigation revealed that there has been a kind of tumor in Tendon. In order to remove the tumor, the left leg tendon had to be completely removed in the first operation, due to which the patient was not able to run properly.

Brain dead person’s muscle transplant

The doctors of Gorakhpur AIIMS decided to do surgery for the woman as the woman’s suffering increased. The doctors of AIIMS then successfully transplanted the Achilles Tendon obtained from the brain dead donor for the patient. According to the information, this muscle was brought from the Novo Tissue Bank in Mumbai and was prepared in such a way that the patient did not need to give immunity to the body’s immunity.

Woman will start running in six months

Doctors say that after the surgery is successful, this muscle will slowly connect in the woman’s body. In about 3 months, the patient will also start running partially and in six months he is expected to recover. The team of doctors also included Dr. Vivek Kumar, Dr. Ashutosh, Dr. Dilip, Dr. Priyanka Dwivedi and Dr. Abhishek.

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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Gorakhpur has saved the life of a woman whose cashew was accidentally trapped in the windpipe. The woman had been struggling with problems like cough, breathlessness and heavy restlessness for the last four days, after which the 53 -year -old woman was brought to her family for treatment for treatment.

The woman had to cough and breathe for the past few days, after which the family took her to the local hospital. When the woman’s CT scan and X-ray was found, a piece of cashew was found stuck in her windpipe. An attempt was made to evacuate him with the help of endoscopy in the local hospital, but that effort was not successful. In such a situation, the woman was admitted to AIIMS Gorakhpur.

This is how a woman was treated

The team of Dr. Kanupriya and Dr. Raghav under the leadership of Dr. Subodh of Pulmonary Medicine Department of AIIMS carried out this complex bronchoscopy process. This process used state-of-the-art equipment such as video-broskope, cryo machine and Doria basket. This operation was performed in OT with extreme vigilance and technical accuracy. During this time, Dr. Winner Bajpai and Dr. Priyanka Dwivedi of the Department of Anesthesia provided support in the entire process. This joint functioning of both departments gave the woman a new life. After the operation, the condition of the woman is said to be stable and she is getting healthy normally. The operation and guidance of Major General Dr. Vibha Dutta, Executive Director of AIIMS Gorakhpur, was done to this operation. His inspiration and organizational efficiency encouraged the medical team to act accurately and dedicated.

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