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Medical colleges in Odisha to reopen from Dec 1

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government on Monday issued new Covid-19 guidelines for December, including allowing all medical colleges to reopen from December 1. “The Medical College authorities shall follow all the SOPs/guidelines …

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Man commits suicide a month after wife ended life

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

Ranchi: A man committed suicide a month after his wife had ended her life in Jharkhand’s East Singhbhum district on Monday, the police said. According to the police, Md Shoaib, 46, …

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After Bihar loss, Rahul takes stock of poll preparedness in Assam, TN

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

New Delhi: After the Bihar defeat in which the Congress was found to be the weakest link in the Grand Alliance, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has started taking stock of poll …

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Royal Enfield more than brand name of a legendary bike

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

New Delhi: Few brands inspire the kind of devotion that an Enfield does. Its distinctive look and feel, the sound of its engine and the image that it creates of its …

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SUM Hospital conducts second liver transplantation in Odisha

November 30, 2020 - by The Samikhsya

Bhubaneswar: For the second time in Odisha’s medical history, a living-donor liver transplantation was successfully undertaken at the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital, faculty of medicine of SOA …

SUM HOSPITAL CONDUCTS SECOND LIVER TRANSPLANTATION IN ODISHA Bhubaneswar, Nov. 30: For the second time in Odisha’s medical history, a living-donor liver transplantation was successfully undertaken at the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital, faculty of medicine of SOA Deemed to be University, here on Sunday. The first ever liver transplantation in the state was also conducted at IMS and SUM Hospital on March 5 last. A team headed by Prof. P.Balachandran Menon of Hyderabad-based Asian Institute of Gastroenterology (AIG) and GI surgeon Dr. Satya Prakash Roychoudhury from IMS and SUM Hospital conducted the marathon 12-hour long surgery. Prof. Manoj Kumar Sahu, Head of the department of Gastroenterology at IMS and SUM Hospital, said the surgical process began at 4 am in the morning and continued for 12 hours. The beneficiary of the liver transplantation was Mr. Umesh Kumar Rout of Sambalpur, a 49-year-old teacher, who received a portion of the liver of his sister Ms. Anita Kumari (41). “Mr. Rout was suffering from end stage liver disease and the only option available was to go for liver transplantation to save his life,” Prof. Sahu said. A 40-member team, comprising doctors, nurses and paramedics from multiple specialties including Gastro Intestinal surgery, Hepatology, Anesthesia, Cardiology, Urology, Nephrology, Radiology, OT, Infection Control, Central Lab and Blood Bank had been constituted for the purpose earlier. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed earlier between AIG and IMS and SUM Hospital for conducting the liver transplantation. Explaining the procedure, Prof. Sahu said about 60 per cent of the donor’s liver was first taken out while the diseased liver was removed from the patient simultaneously in a separate OT. The new liver was implanted with the surgeons attaching the arteries, veins and bile ducts perfectly. Rotem, a new technology was used to monitor the coagulation parameters of the recipient. Both the donor and recipient had been extubated after surgery, he said. The surgery was supported by a 10-member team from AIG led by Prof. Menon, Director of Liver Transplantation, other members of the team being Dr. G.V.Premkumar, Dr. Shakti Swaroop, Dr. Krishna Chaitanya and Mr. Santosh Kumar Sahoo. The core transplant team at IMS and SUM Hospital included, Dr. Sumit Mohanty, Dr. Satya Sundar Gajendra Mohapatra, Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh, Dr. Rajib Lochan Samal, Dr. Debakanta Mishra, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Bhola, Dr. Girija Nandini Kanungo and transplant coordinators Mr. Susanta Kumar Biswal and Mr. Saroj Senapati. Prof. Menon expressed his satisfaction at the facilities available at IMS and SUM Hospital for such high-end surgeries saying the team members were very cooperative and fast learners. The hospital could emerge as a centre for transplant surgeries in the future, he said. “It was the dream of SOA’s Founder-President Prof. Manojranjan Nayak to start liver transplantation in Odisha and the first such surgery created history in the state,” Prof. Sahu said. Prof. Sahu, who has provided leadership for such surgeries in the hospital with the support of the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Pusparaj Samantasinhar, said liver transplantation had become a reality in Odisha when the first such surgery was conducted at IMS and SUM Hospital on March 5. A patient from Balasore, Mr. Jayanta Kumar Biswal had received a portion of the liver of his 18-year-old son in a successful transplant. He said liver diseases had become very common in Odisha and many young people were dying without transplantation. “This had become a reality now in our state with liver transplantation being done at IMS and SUM Hospital at a very affordable cost,” Prof. Sahu said adding Bhubaneswar was turning into a health hub for world class health care.

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India’s economic fundamentals strong, hopeful of growth trajectory: Toyota

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

New Delhi: Even as pent-up demand wanes, auto major Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) is optimistic about the future growth trajectory via low interest rate regime, promotional offers as well as India’s …

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India’s 5G subscription to surpass 350 mn in 2026: Ericsson

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

New Delhi: In India, 5G subscriptions will surpass 350 million, accounting for 27 per cent of all mobile subscriptions in 2026, Swedish gear maker Ericsson said in a report on Monday. …

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TV actress accuses casting director of rape, probe on: Mumbai Police

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

Mumbai: An FIR has been registered against a casting director on charge of raping a TV actress, says Mumbai police. The First Information Report was registered on November 26 at the …

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Delhi Govt reduces RT-PCR test cost to Rs 800

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

New Delhi: In its big announcement amid the Covid crisis, the Delhi government on Monday reduced the cost of the RT-PCR test to Rs 800 from Rs 2,400 to ensure that …

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Baba Amte’s grand-daughter Sheetal dies by suicide

November 30, 2020 - by IANS

Chandrapur (Maharashtra): Renowned social worker Dr. Sheetal Amte-Karajgi – the grand-daughter of the legendary Baba Amte – committed suicide at the famous Anandwan Ashram here on Monday morning, police said. As …