CHENNAI PRESS NEWS

7 year old Chennai’s Roshan Can Now Chew And Eat Food Independently Post Neuro Regenerative Rehabilitation Therapy, A Gift Of Life From NeuroGen Brain & Spine Institute NeuroGen Organises Free Stemcell Therapy OPD Camp on March 1, 2020 In Chennai For Tamilnadu Patients Suffering From All Incurable Neurological Disorders Chennai, February 20, 2020 : Roshan Venkaiah, a 7 year old child from Chennai, Tamilnadu suffering from Cerebral palsy, a incurable neurological disorder has shown tremendous improvement post the neuro regenerative rehabilitation therapy. Roshan had undergone this new treatment at Mumbai’s NeuroGen Brain and Spine Institute.   Roshan sitting, standing balance has improved and can chew and eat food independently now. He is now lesser dependent for his all day living activities like bathing, brushing teeth etc. He now engages in music and operates mobile phone too. NeuroGen Brain and Spine Institute is organizing a free workshop cum OPD consultation c...

Ends his 14 year old misery of pain, functional discomfort and social stigma in 14 days Chennai, Feb. 20, 2020: The Chennai based SIMS (SRM Institutes for Medical Science) Hospital, one of the leading super speciality quaternary care hospitals in Tamil Nadu, put an end to a thirty-eight year old Tanzanian patient’s pain and misery of 14 years caused by a   more than 1 kg weighing Ameloblastoma in the lower jaw. Lack of early medical intervention and diagnostic facility in his country, made it difficult for him to chew and eat his food, which in turn affected his overall quality of life significantly. With a defective and continuously increasing lump in the jawbone, the Tanzanian patient was referred to SIMS, Vadapalani, Chennai by his Government for a holistic treatment.   Sitting (L-R) Dr Raju Sivasamy, Vice President of SIMS Hospital; Dr. K. Sridhar, Head-Craniofacial, Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery, SIMS Hospital; Mr. Omar Mohammed Omer, Patient; Mr. Machano I...

Expanding Access to Natural Gas for Downstream Customers in South India Chennai: 20 February 2020: AG&P, the global downstream gas and LNG logistics company, has broken ground on its LNG Import Facility at Karaikal Port, Puducherry, paving the way to broader access to natural gas as a primary fuel in South India. The Karaikal LNG Import Facility (“Karaikal LNG”) is expected to commence commercial operations by Q4 2021. Owned and operated by AG&P, Karaikal LNG Import Facility is being built on a 12-hectare site within the Karaikal Port, which enjoys the only deep-water access on the East Coast of India south of Chennai, with all-weather capabilities and 24/7 operations. Karaikal LNG, which will have an initial capacity of one million tonnes per annum (MTPA), will include a Floating Storage Unit (FSU) leased through a long-term charter agreement with ADNOC Logistics and Services (ADNOC L&S) from 2021, providing an efficient solution that will enable the supply of...