Ranchi Sadar Hospital surgeon conducts ‘almost painless’ piles surgery
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Ranchi, May 30: Adding an extra feather to its cap, Sadar Hospital surgeons, for the first time, operated on piles by circular stapler using MIPH (Minimally Invasive Procedure for Haemorrhoids).
Surgeon Dr Ajit Kumar said: “Grade 3 Haemorrhoid operation was done by circular stapler using minimally invasive surgery method. There is no bleeding in this operation. The patient feels almost no pain.”
He said usually this operation is done in corporate and private hospitals and one or two government hospitals but it was done in Ranchi’s Sadar Hospital today.
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A hospital insider sharing the patient’s details said: “A 27-year-old youth from Morhabadi was complaining of excessive bleeding and some flesh-like thing coming out from the rectum for the last few days. This is called grade 3 haemorrhoids or piles in medical terms. After the operation, the patient is healthy and if everything is fine, he will be discharged tomorrow.”
Apart from Laparoscopic surgeon Dr Ajit who was part of the team included Anaesthetist Dr Deepak, Dr. Vikas Ballabh, OT assistant Neeraj and Shashi among others.
