Cancer surgery without incision for the first time in this hospital of MP, discussed in the whole country

 मप्र के इस अस्पताल में पहली बार हुई बिना चीरे के कैंसर की सर्जरी, पूरे देश में चर्चा

Jabalpur. The Department of Urology of the Superspeciality Hospital of the Medical College Hospital, on Thursday, the Department of Urology performed a lymph node surgery for the penile cancer of a man through a binocular method. This is the first cancer surgery in the medical hospital without an incision. Urology operations have been done here for the last 3 years with modern binocular methods. Earlier this facility was available only in metro cities.

The operation of the lymph node for penile cancer by the Department of Urology through the binocular method, generally a big incision has to be made in the operation. The percentage of suture failure is up to 30-40%. There is almost no incision with binoculars and the rate of wound deterioration is also significantly less. This operation was done for the first time in the medical colleges of the state at Jabalpur Medical College.

The vesico-uterine fistula of the woman was operated in the urology department. in which uterus A connection is made between the uterus and the urinary bladder. The detection of the disease is quite challenging. This disease was utterly treated with binoculars. Dr. Phanindra Solanki, Dr. Avinash Thakur, Dr. Prashant Patel, Dr. Anurag Dubey, Dr. Arvind Kumar, Dr. Praveen Lakhera and Dr. Aparna Tamaskar and the team of anesthesia contributed in the operation. Dean Dr. Geeta Guin, Superspeciality Hospital Director Dr. Awadhesh Kushwaha, and Superintendent Dr. Jitendra Gupta were under guidance.