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  • Hyderabad: 50 successful kidney transplants in 4 months by NIMS

    Hyderabad: 50 successful kidney transplants in 4 months by NIMS

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    Hyderabad: The Nizam’s Institute Of Medical Sciences (NIMS)  Hospital has completed 50 kidney transplant surgeries successfully and achieved extraordinary momentum in the just past four months under the Arogyasree scheme.

    The Arogyasasree scheme is providing free treatment of heart, liver, lung, kidney, pancreas, skin, cornea, bone tissue, heart valve, and blood vessel transplant surgeries worth 15 lakhs per patient.

    NIMS Hospital has performed 862 kidney transplants since 2014, averaging 100 operations per year since 2015. The hospital performed 93 kidney transplant surgeries in the previous year.

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    Finance and Health Minister Harish Rao Thanneeru congratulated the NIMS faculty for performing successful transplant surgeries over the years while describing it as a “feat that is rare in a corporate hospital”  

    “Congratulations to NIMS Hospital for completing 50 successful kidney transplant surgeries in just 4 months!  Under the visionary leadership of CM Shri #KCR garu, free medical expenses worth ₹15lakhs through Aarogyasri has given a new ray of hope to Organ Transplant patients. A remarkable achievement in healthcare!” Rao tweeted.

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  • Doctor among 6 arrested in Vizag kidney racket case

    Doctor among 6 arrested in Vizag kidney racket case

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    Visakhapatnam: Visakhapatnam Police have arrested a doctor and five others in a kidney racket case.

    Cases under Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections 307, 326 and 420 have been registered against them. More accused are likely to be arrested.

    Police said on Sunday that they have arrested Prameswara Rao, doctor of a private hospital, and middlemen Kamaraju, Srinu, Shekhar, Elina and Kondamma.

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    Visakhapatnam Police Commissioner Trivikram Varma told a news conference that the gang was targeting families facing financial problems.

    The police chief said kidney surgeries were performed at Tirumala Hospital in the city. Police investigations revealed that recently two kidney operations were performed on Vinay Kumar and Vasupalli Srinivasa Rao.

    The racket came to light two days ago after Vinay Kumar, a resident of Vambay Colony in Visakhapatnam, approached police complaining that an agent lured him to sell one of his kidneys. The agent promised that this could fetch him Rs 8.5 lakh but after removing his kidney at a private hospital, he was paid only Rs 2.5 lakh on December 16, 2022.

    The police focused on the involvement of doctors in the racket. Two doctors were found to have played a key role in kidney surgery.

    Narla Venkateshwar Rao is alleged to have played an important role. He was arrested and jailed in the past for a kidney racket.

    Taking serious note of the illegal kidney transplants, Vizag district administration on Saturday sealed Tirumala Hospital.

    The authorities have registered criminal cases against the hospital, which was operating without the requisite permissions.

    Health Minister Vidadala Rajini has said that the government has stepped up the vigil in view of the rise in cases of illegal kidney transplants.

    She said investigations have been ordered into the kidney racket which was being operated by Tirumala Hospital located at Pendurthi.

    The health minister has promised that no one involved in this racket will be spared. She said a state-level committee would be constituted to recommend measures to prevent such incidents.

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  • 154 stones removed from kidney of a patient at Hyderabad’s AINU

    154 stones removed from kidney of a patient at Hyderabad’s AINU

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    Hyderabad: Urologists at Asian Institute of Nephrology & Urology (AINU), Secunderabad have successfully removed 154 stones from the right kidney of a 45-year-old male patient.

    The patient, a resident of Ramagundam area in Telangana, was presented with CT scan report showing few calculi in the kidney, the largest calculi measuring approximately 62mm x 39mm.

    This large calculi is extending into all calyces of the kidney. He was diagnosed with uncontrolled blood sugars on evaluation.

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    After obtaining his blood sugar levels under control, he underwent endoscopic surgery – Per Cutaneous Nephrolithotomy.

    The large stone measuring 62 mm x 39 mm was fragmented and retrieved in multiple pieces.

    All the secondary stones were retrieved intact. The number of stones removed including the largest stone were 154 in total.

    Speaking about the patient, Raghavendra Kulkarni, Consultant Urologist, AINU, said: “Staghorn calculi are complex renal stones that occupy the majority of the renal collecting system. These stones are associated with high morbidity, which can be in the form of recurrent urinary tract infections, kidney injury and neglected / untreated cases can end up with need for dialysis. Managing patients with staghorn calculi can be challenging, especially in diabetes mellitus patients. Advances in technology and techniques have enabled effective treatment with minimal morbidity.

    “The patient underwent multi tract PCNL to achieve complete stone clearance. The largest stone measuring about 62mm x 39mm was fragmented and retrieved in multiple pieces. All the secondary stones from all the calyces were retrieved intact. Secondary stones numbered approximately 153 and the size of the stones varied from as small as 2-3 mm to approximately 10mm. The blood loss was very minimal with no transfusions, and the patient recovered well from Anaesthesia,” Kulkarni added.

    PCNL has evolved as the first choice of treatment for patients with complex or large renal stone burdens.

    Numerous studies have certified the safety and efficacy of PCNL for renal stones.

    The presence of diabetes mellitus increases the incidence of post-operative complications, especially infectious complications.

    Dr. Raghavendra Kulkarni also thanked his team of experts that included Dr. Gopal Ramdas Tak, Dr. Suraj Pinni and anaesthetist Dr. Srinivas.

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  • Failed kidney, blind eye: Rana Daggubati talks about his serious health issues

    Failed kidney, blind eye: Rana Daggubati talks about his serious health issues

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    Hyderabad: Rana Daggubati is a real-life ‘Terminator’, not just a hot hunk with a towering personality. The Baahubali actor recently revealed his health issues, which included corneal and kidney transplants. Despite these obstacles, Rana has become a true inspiration to millions of his fans.

    Rana revealed in an interview that he is blind in his right eye and can only see with his left. He sees the world through someone else’s eye, which was donated to him after he died. But this hasn’t stopped Rana from achieving his dreams and becoming one of India’s finest actors.

    During the promotional interview of his latest movie ‘Rana Naidu’, the actor said, “Many people can get broken because of a physical problem and even it if gets fixed, there is a certain heaviness that will still be there. I had a corneal transplant, I had a kidney transplant so it’s like I am almost the Terminator. (laughs) So, I was like, ‘come on, I am still surviving and you just have to keep going’.”

    Rana had revealed about his critical health issues during an appearance on a talk show in past, including high blood pressure, calcification around the heart, and failed kidneys. He admitted that he had a 30% chance of dying, but he faced it with courage and determination.

    “Should I tell you one thing, I am blind from my right eye. I see only from my left eye. The one you see is someone else’s eye which was donated to me after his death. If I close my left eye, I can see no one. LV Prasad operated on me when I was young. Study well, we will support you, be courageous as you have to look after your family. Sorrows will go away one day but you have to gear up and keep your family happy always,” Rana Daggubati had said during one of his appearance on Gemini TV show in 2016.

    Rana’s story demonstrates the strength of the human spirit and its ability to overcome even the most difficult obstacles. He encourages everyone to keep going regardless of what life throws at them and to always keep their family happy.

    So, if you’re feeling down or struggling with your own problems, remember Rana’s wise words and keep going. “Sorrows may fade away one day, but you must continue, just like the Terminator.”

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  • ‘Golden hearted’ Chiranjeevi pays Rs 40L for friend’s kidney transplant

    ‘Golden hearted’ Chiranjeevi pays Rs 40L for friend’s kidney transplant

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    Hyderabad: Megastar Chiranjeevi has once again shown that he has a heart of gold through a touching act of kindness. Ponnambalam, a Kollywood actor, recently disclosed that Chiranjeevi had paid the entire sum of Rs 40 lakh for his kidney transplant surgery.

    Ponnambalam expressed his appreciation for Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan‘s wife, Upasana Konidela, who oversaw the financial support. He was taken aback by Chiranjeevi’s generosity and wasn’t expecting it.

    In past too, Chiranjeevi has offered assistance to his fellow actors in the film industry. The superstar had saved Rs 15 lakh during the pandemic to help disadvantaged artists. His actions demonstrate that he has a big heart and is dedicated to helping others in addition to his impressive acting abilities.

    Chiranjeevi’s acts of generosity and kindness have touched many people’s hearts, and they serve as an example for us all. We should all work to change the world for the better, and Chiranjeevi is a shining example of how even the smallest act of kindness can have an extensive impact on someone’s life.

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  • Actress Shivangi Joshi gets hospitalised, suffers kidney issue

    Actress Shivangi Joshi gets hospitalised, suffers kidney issue

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    Mumbai: Indian television actor, Shivangi Joshi, on Wednesday shared a picture from a hospital and revealed that she was recently diagnosed with a kidney infection.

    Taking to Instagram, Shivangi shared the picture which she captioned, “Hi everyone, Been a rough couple of days, I have had a kidney infection, but want to let you know that with the support of my family, friends, the doctors, the hospital staff & grace of God, I’m feeling better. This is also to remind you’ll to take care of your body, mind and soul and most importantly stay hydrated guys. Love you all, And I will be back in action very soon. Recovering & healing. Lots of love Shivangi.”

    Soon as the actor shared the post, her fans and friends flooded the comment section with ‘get well soon’ wishes.

    Actor Shweta Tiwari commented, “Get well soon my love..”

    Actor Sudanshu Pandey wrote, “Wishing u speedy recovery.”

    ‘Bigg Boss’ contestant Rajiv Adatia wrote, “Get well soon baby!”

    “Stay strong and get well soon di,” a user wrote.

    Shivangi is known for her roles in super hit Tv serials like ‘Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai’, and ‘Balika Vadhu 2’.

    She was also a part of director Rohit Shetty’s action-adventure show ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi Season 12.’



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  • Hyderabad: Apollo Dialysis celebrates World Kidney Day 2023

    Hyderabad: Apollo Dialysis celebrates World Kidney Day 2023

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    Hyderabad: Apollo Dialysis, a business unit of Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd, celebrated World Kidney Day and on the occasion executed on-ground activities to educate the community about risk factors and symptoms of kidney diseases, promote healthy lifestyles and preventative measures, and encourage early detection and treatment of kidney diseases.

    As a part of the celebration, a free consumer screening camp for kidney diseases was conducted at Krishnakanth Park, Yousufguda and Ameerpet Metro station in Hyderabad where more than 500 people availed this service.

    A Walkathon was also organized in multiple locations across India with over 20,000 participants joining the cause to create awareness. In Chennai, over 500 participants created a human image of kidney to commemorate this event.

    Adding to these activities, awareness sessions were also conducted in schools and colleges in Bihar, Assam, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka and Delhi NCR with Principals and Head of the departments actively participating in the session.

    Chandra Sekhar, CEO, Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd, reinforced on the need to maintain kidney health and its critical impact on overall health and well-being. “In the current times, it is imperative to raise awareness among people about kidney health.

    Improved accessibility to kidney care can help prolong the onset and progression of kidney diseases.

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  • Bengaluru: Cyclothon organised to create awareness on kidney health

    Bengaluru: Cyclothon organised to create awareness on kidney health

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    Bengaluru: To create awareness on kidney health, the Manipal Hospitals in Bengaluru organised a second edition — bean-shaped (kidney) Cyclothon 2.0 in Bengaluru on Sunday.

    Divided into two loops covering 100 km, the Cyclothon was completed in 2.5 hours, where the first loop covered 47 km, starting from Old Airport Road, passing through Millers Road, Malleshwaram, Yeshwanthpur, Hebbal, and returning to Old Airport Road.

    The second loop covered 53 km, starting from Old Airport Road, and on to Whitefield, Varthur Road, Sarjapur, Jayanagar, and back to Old Airport Road.

    The cyclothon was joined by over 600 participants including doctors, 10 celebrities, and 23 influencers who participated and used their voice to spread the message of kidney health, preventive interventions, and enhanced accessibility to kidney care across the city.

    Prominent Sandalwood celebrities, including Praveen Tej, Manvita Kamath, Vikky, Arun, Nagabhusana, Sonu Gowda, Vasuki Vaibhav, Shwetha Shrivastav, Kushee Ravi and Amrutha Iyengar stepped forward to support the cause.

    Dr. H. Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals flagged off the event at Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, followed by Hospital Directors in their respective units across Bengaluru.

    “We have a large number of hospitals in different parts of the city that could connect the dots in the shape of a kidney. And what better form of awareness event could be other than a cyclothon to promote kidney health?” he said.

    The cyclothon concluded with a pledge to support kidney health.

    This event also expressed gratitude towards the collaborative efforts of nephrologists and urologists who work together to provide the best possible care.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )