Malkangiri: Doctors of District Headquarters Hospital (DHH), here, have removed a stone weighing more than 1 kg from urinary bladder of a man through surgery.
The doctors detected the stone in the urinary bladder of the patient, Dasharath Khila from Chitrakonda in the district, after he consulted them recently. Khila was feeling acute pain in his underbelly for the last few days and had gone to the hospital for consultation.
The doctors advised him that they have to operate on him to remove the stone which was blocking flow of urine and causing the pain. As he agreed to it, Dr Sapan Kumar Dinda along with anesthesia specialist Nihar Ranjan Tripathy performed the surgery.
Since it was a huge stone, the process was complicated and took a long time. However, Dr Dinda successfully removed the stone weighing 1200 gm. It was first such surgery in the hospital, sources said.
“It was a pretty challenging procedure. But, we were successful in removing the stone from the patient’s urinary bladder,” said Dr Dinda. The condition of the patient was stated to be stable.
Mumbai: The first poster of the Tiger Shroff-starrer ‘Baaghi 4’ is out. The poster shows…
Bhubaneswar: What came first -- chicken or egg? Scientists have finally found some evidence to…
Mumbai: Ashneer Grover of Shark Tank India fame, who was slammed by Salman Khan on…
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met outgoing US President Joe Biden and other world…
Balasore: A POCSO Court has sentenced a man to rigorous imprisonment for 25 years for…
Bhubaneswar: An elderly man from West Bengal was found hanging in the room of a…
Bhubaneswar: Three players from Odisha have been selected for the Indian team which will compete…
Ranchi: Five days after the Supreme Court laid down nationwide guidelines against arbitrary demolitions by…