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Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre set to be Inaugurated In Delhi

Sep 10, 2024 by Mansi Praharaj 0 Comments #"Fight Against Cancer", #B.R. Healthcare, #Cancer Care, #Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre, #Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre in Delhi, #Dr. Ajay Hardia, #electro homeopathy, #former Union Minister, #MP from Mandsaur, #Mr. Anil Shastri, #Mr. Om Jain, #Mr. Sudhir Gupta, #President of the Madhya Pradesh Electro Homeopathy Council, #The Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre

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New Delhi 10th September 2024: Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre in Delhi’s Rohini Sector-17 is set to be inaugurated on September 11, 2024, at 12:30 PM at B.R. Healthcare. The centre aims to revolutionize cancer care in India by introducing electro homeopathy as an alternative treatment option for cancer patients. The inauguration ceremony will be attended by Mr. Om Jain, President of the Madhya Pradesh Electro Homeopathy Council, as the chief guest, along with Mr. Anil Shastri, former Union Minister, and Mr. Sudhir Gupta, MP from Mandsaur, as special guests. Numerous medical experts, specialists, and dignitaries from across the country will attend this event.

Dr. Ajay Hardia, a famous cancer specialist and founder of the Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre, outlined the purpose behind the establishment of the centre, and said, “Our primary goal is to establish electro homeopathy as a recognized and effective treatment method in India. By making it the first choice for cancer patients, we aim to improve their quality of life significantly.”

The centre’s mission is to provide cancer patients with comprehensive and superior care. It introduces a modern approach to cancer treatment that emphasizes pain relief and holistic care through electro homeopathy. This non-invasive and natural medical system focuses on supporting the body’s healing process without relying on chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery, reducing the burden on patients and improving their overall well-being.

During the inauguration, experts will discuss the key features and benefits of electro homeopathy, positioning it as a potential alternative for cancer patients. This natural, drug-free treatment method focuses on rejuvenating the body’s internal strength and offers a safe, non-invasive option for cancer care.

Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with electro homeopathy experts, learning about the effectiveness of this approach, especially for patients seeking alternatives to chemotherapy or surgery. The event will highlight how this treatment method opens new pathways for cancer care.

In addition, the inauguration will also mark the launch of the “Fight Against Cancer” campaign. The campaign aims to raise awareness about the benefits of electro homeopathy, providing information and resources to cancer patients, and promoting this alternative treatment to a wider audience. The Devi Ahilya Cancer Pain & Palliative Care Centre is expected to set a new milestone in cancer care, playing a vital role in improving both the physical and emotional well-being of patients.

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RGCIRC Creates History with India’s First-Ever Telesurgery in Cancer Care

Jun 20, 2024 by Mansi Praharaj 0 Comments #Cancer Care, #Dr. Rawal, #RGCIRC, #Telesurgery

NEW DELHI, June 20, 2024 – Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre (RGCIRC) has made history by performing India’s first-ever telesurgery in cancer care. This groundbreaking procedure, which represents a monumental leap in medical technology, ensures precision and safety while overcoming geographical barriers.

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Led by Dr. Sudhir Rawal, Medical Director of RGCIRC and Chief of Genital Urinary Oncology, the expert team, including Dr. Amitabh Singh and Dr. Ashish, successfully performed a Radical Cysto-Prostatectomy with Bilateral Lymph Nodes Removal. The surgery, which traditionally took up to three hours in open surgery, was flawlessly completed in just one hour and forty-five minutes, showcasing the efficiency, reliability and safety of telesurgery. This surgery was conducted from SSI Office Udyog Vihar, Gurugram using SSI Mantra Robot, an Indian Robot. Dr. Sudhir Srivastava, CEO of SSI and his team did all the technical part – both the vision of operative field and movement of the instrument at operating site were like one is operating in operation theatre while the patient (54-year) was at RGCIRC, Rohini Centre, Delhi who was suffering from cancer of urinary bladder.

“Performing this surgery remotely from SSI Office, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram while the patient was at RGCIRC demonstrated the immense potential of telesurgery,” stated Dr Rawal. “We achieved flawless results, underscoring the safety and precision of this advanced technology. This achievement is a testament to our commitment to innovative cancer care.”

The innovative telesurgery approach significantly improves complex surgical procedures, especially in cancer treatment, leading to better outcomes and quicker patient recovery. It makes high-quality surgical care accessible to patients in remote areas, reducing the need for extensive travel and associated costs. The patient’s condition is currently stable, and they are expected to be discharged within the week.

“RGCIRC has always been at the forefront of utilizing advanced technology to enhance cancer care,” said Mr D.S. Negi, CEO of RGCIRC. “Our adoption of many firsts in the country, including this historic telesurgery, exemplifies our unwavering commitment to providing the best possible outcomes for our patients. We are proud of Dr Rawal and his exceptional team for their dedication and expertise. With this advancement, we are confident that we will advance our efforts further to fight against cancer.”

“With tele-surgery capabilities, geographical barriers are no longer obstacles to accessing specialized surgical interventions,” added Dr. Rawal, who has performed over 5,000 robotic surgeries, the highest by any cancer surgeon in India. “Patients in remote locations can now benefit from high-quality care without the need for extensive travel, enhancing healthcare delivery nationwide.”

Since 2018, RGCIRC has been at the forefront of making an Indian Robot with Dr. Srivastava and his team (SSI), continually innovating and improving surgical outcomes. The success of this telesurgery not only marks a historic moment for RGCIRC but also signifies a significant advancement in the field of robotic-assisted surgery. It paves the way for future developments in smaller, more agile robotic systems equipped with advanced functionalities such as laser technology and integrated energy devices. These innovations promise to further enhance surgical precision and expand the scope of minimally invasive procedures.

Telesurgery will open the door of tele proctoring where an experience surgeon can train surgeons in class C and B cities as Indian Robot is very affordable and has all the reasons to go all over the country.

“Looking ahead, we envision even more advanced versions of our robotic systems,” expressed Dr. Rawal. “These systems will be more compact, versatile, and equipped with cutting-edge technologies, setting new benchmarks in surgical excellence.”