Every year over 5 lakh people in India lose their lives waiting for an organ. Fortis Hospital, Kalyan has taken an initiative to fix this issue.
Baby Maryam from Tajikistan was born with a condition that caused her skull to swell. This complicated condition was treated at Fortis Gurgaon.
It was an extreme high risk angioplasty which was successfully performed without any compilations with good supply of blood being maintained to the kidneys and brain.
Through this initiative, hundreds of patients will be benefited by this OPD clinic led by highly skilled Physicians, nurses and other caregivers.
The doctors revealed that she had sustained injuries from her hips to her feet and required surgery.
Ameer Mausa, had already undergone an open-heart surgery in Mumbai at the age of 1.5yrs.
The recipient is Dilchand Singh, 39, a patient of dialectic cardio-myopathy, who needed urgent replacement. The man hailing from Jharkhand has been admitted in Fortis since last few weeks.
According to WHO, liver diseases are the 10th most common cause of death in India.
This 15-day 'Road Safety Awareness Initiative' which began on April 23rd, concluded today at Vasudev Balwat Phadke Natyagruha, Panvel.
The Emergency Response Team (ERT) at Fortis Hospital recently revived a septuagenarian patient within 9 minutes after he experienced a severe Cardiac Arrest recently.
Fortis Hospital, Kalyan along with Rotary Club of Kalyan, launched a special service for the members of 13 senior citizen clubs across Kalyan and Dombivli, yesterday.
The autowalas were trained in Basic Life Support which included First-Aid administration and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Ashutosh's mother agreed to donate his heart, liver and both the kidneys.
Fortis Foundation's 'Umeed-Smile' initiative has recently supported the treatment of a four-month-old baby for her cleft lip surgery, making her the 100th child benefitting from the programme.
Activities under this initiative are hosted at the hospitals garden and at the peripheral parks.
Doctors at Fortis Gurgaon came across a highly complex and rare case of Master Mohd Aasim from Kashmir.
The teenager was diagnosed with Dilated Cardiomyopathy in 2015, received a heart from a 20yr old donor from Indore in Jan 2016.
Vansh was admitted to the hospital for the treatment of a genetic disease. According to the board's report, the patient underwent a bone marrow transplant (BMT).
Tests revealed a large mass in his right Kidney; the mass had also extended into the main vessels of the heart.
24 x 7 Helpline for parents and students to offer practical solutions to manage exam stress.
Hosted from March 8th - 10th, the camp will include tests like Random Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, Body Mass Index, Electrocardiogram (ECG), Pulmonary Function Test (FCT) and gynaecological & general examinations.
This is one of the very rare presentations of the Kidney Tumour and even more rare in the middle-aged women.
Fortis La Femme and Delhi Gynaecological Forum South (DGFS) organized the first-ever Walkathon by Gynaecologists In Delhi.
The child was brought in with traumatic shock and was crying profusely.
Every year over 5 lakh people in India lose their lives waiting for an organ. Fortis Hospital, Kalyan has taken an initiative to fix this issue.
Baby Maryam from Tajikistan was born with a condition that caused her skull to swell. This complicated condition was treated at Fortis Gurgaon.
It was an extreme high risk angioplasty which was successfully performed without any compilations with good supply of blood being maintained to the kidneys and brain.
Through this initiative, hundreds of patients will be benefited by this OPD clinic led by highly skilled Physicians, nurses and other caregivers.
The doctors revealed that she had sustained injuries from her hips to her feet and required surgery.
Ameer Mausa, had already undergone an open-heart surgery in Mumbai at the age of 1.5yrs.
The recipient is Dilchand Singh, 39, a patient of dialectic cardio-myopathy, who needed urgent replacement. The man hailing from Jharkhand has been admitted in Fortis since last few weeks.
According to WHO, liver diseases are the 10th most common cause of death in India.
This 15-day 'Road Safety Awareness Initiative' which began on April 23rd, concluded today at Vasudev Balwat Phadke Natyagruha, Panvel.
The Emergency Response Team (ERT) at Fortis Hospital recently revived a septuagenarian patient within 9 minutes after he experienced a severe Cardiac Arrest recently.
Fortis Hospital, Kalyan along with Rotary Club of Kalyan, launched a special service for the members of 13 senior citizen clubs across Kalyan and Dombivli, yesterday.
The autowalas were trained in Basic Life Support which included First-Aid administration and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Ashutosh's mother agreed to donate his heart, liver and both the kidneys.
Fortis Foundation's 'Umeed-Smile' initiative has recently supported the treatment of a four-month-old baby for her cleft lip surgery, making her the 100th child benefitting from the programme.
Activities under this initiative are hosted at the hospitals garden and at the peripheral parks.
Doctors at Fortis Gurgaon came across a highly complex and rare case of Master Mohd Aasim from Kashmir.
The teenager was diagnosed with Dilated Cardiomyopathy in 2015, received a heart from a 20yr old donor from Indore in Jan 2016.
Vansh was admitted to the hospital for the treatment of a genetic disease. According to the board's report, the patient underwent a bone marrow transplant (BMT).
Tests revealed a large mass in his right Kidney; the mass had also extended into the main vessels of the heart.
24 x 7 Helpline for parents and students to offer practical solutions to manage exam stress.
Hosted from March 8th - 10th, the camp will include tests like Random Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, Body Mass Index, Electrocardiogram (ECG), Pulmonary Function Test (FCT) and gynaecological & general examinations.
This is one of the very rare presentations of the Kidney Tumour and even more rare in the middle-aged women.
Fortis La Femme and Delhi Gynaecological Forum South (DGFS) organized the first-ever Walkathon by Gynaecologists In Delhi.
The child was brought in with traumatic shock and was crying profusely.
