CHENNAI PRESS NEWS

Chennai, July 02, 2024: Rtn G Chella Krishna has been installed as 96th President Rotary Club of Madras (RI Dist.3234) along with his team of office bearers for the rotary year 2024-25. The installation took place in the presence of Rtn.N S Saravanan, District Governor 3234 (2024-25), Rtn J Sridhar District Governor 3232 and Rtn S Ravi, 95th President Rotary Club of Madras, Rtn Vikram Chesetty, Director-Club Services, Rtn M Sesha Sai, Hon.Secretary and PDGs, Presidents & District Officials.  ---------------------------------------------------- Youtube Video link 👇  ---------------------------------------------------- *****

Chennai 3rd July 2024: Kauvery Hospital Vadapalani continues to stand out as a leading destination for International Patients seeking specialized medical care, showcased by the recent successful treatment of a 69-year-old Sudanese woman with a complex brain tumor under the expert guidance of Dr. Ranganathan Jothi, a neurosurgeon with three decades of experience. The medical team at Kauvery Institute of Neurosciences performed a highly intricate and precision-driven Supraorbital Craniotomy—a minimally invasive procedure with a keyhole approach involving a small incision along the eyebrow—to delicately remove the tumor. (Right)  Dr. Ranganathan Jothi, Neurosurgeon Craniotomy, a surgical procedure where a portion of the skull is temporarily removed to access the brain, is inherently complex due to the intricate anatomy and critical functions of the brain. The procedure's complexity is magnified when dealing with tumors near vital structures, necessitating extreme precision to avoid da...

Successful Intracoronary Stent Extraction in a Rare and High-Risk Case Chennai, 03rd July, 2024: Apollo OMR Hospital has reached a significant milestone in cardiac surgery with the successful execution of a rare and high-risk intracoronary stent extraction procedure . This groundbreaking surgery highlights Apollo Hospitals' commitment to pioneering advancements in medical care and delivering exceptional outcomes for patients with complex conditions. L to R - Dr Kannaiyan, senior consultant, Medicine; Dr Madhu prabhuda, Cardiologist; Salim(patient); M.M. Yusuf, Consultant Cardiac Surgeon;  Dr Kalyana Raman, Cardiac anesthesiologist and intensivist Coronary stents are typically inserted to treat patients with minimal coronary artery blockages, a common and low-risk procedure. However, intracoronary stent infections, though extremely rare, can lead to severe complications and life-threatening situations. In this particular case, a 76-year-old patient admitted at Apollo Hospitals in Pe...