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Surat: Specialist doctors of Smeer Hospital run by Surat Municipal Corporation have given a new life to Meenaben of Amaltha village of Dhulia, Maharashtra. Doctors have provided relief from the unbearable pain of a woman by successfully performing surgery on her 1.10 kg pancreatic tumor.
While working as a cook in a government school, Meenaben was suffering from unbearable stomach pain, vomiting and weight loss for the last 4 months. He was referred to a private hospital in his native place Dhulia as the initial diagnosis was found to be a tumor in the stomach. Where he was told the cost of the operation would be Rs 2-3 lakh.
Meenaben's family, who was in a modest financial condition, could not afford the expense, so they investigated further, after learning about the free health services available at Smeer, she consulted Dr. Harish Chauhan, a professor at Smeer, for diagnosis. Came to. Hospital in Surat.
After proper investigation, a 19×14 cm large tumor was detected in his stomach near the pancreas. After doing all other necessary tests, on October 1, Dr. Harish Chauhan and his team performed a complex 6:30-hour surgery to remove a 1.10 kg pancreatic tumor from the patient's stomach. Which was sent to the laboratory for further investigation including biopsy and other tests. After about 10 days of post-operative treatment, patient Minaben was discharged after complete recovery.
The family expressed gratitude to the doctors, nursing staff and other personnel for the successful treatment of Meenaben. Under the guidance of Professor Dr. Harish Chauhan of Smeemer Unit-3, resident doctors and nursing staff including Dr. Milan, Dr. Akash contributed in the surgery.
