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Unlocking Relief: Navigating the Path to Hernia Treatment

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"Pancreatectomy: What to Know: Learn about this surgery that may be needed for certain pancreatic conditions. "

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Spot it early, stop it sooner: Advancing hernia detection for healthier tomorrows.

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Do we use a mesh to repair all hernia?
This is a very common question in the minds of patients.
In almost all hernia repair we use a mesh. However there are a few situations we do not use a mesh to repair the hernia.
1. Conge***al Hernia - New born and Children
2. Complicated Hernia - where the contents have become infected or gangrenous/ dead. Usually such patients require EMERGENCY SURGERY and the dead and infective tissues have to be removed. In the presence or if there is any doubt of infection , Mesh is never placed. They will possibly require mesh placement at a later date in most cases.
This is the reason why it is preferable to undergo a planned eletive surgery for hernia when it is diagnosed and before it becomes complicated.
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Hi, I am Dr Anushtup De , a General and Minimal Access Surgeon based from Delhi NCR . I like to share information regarding Medical and specifically Surgical diseases to raise awareness and insight among the general population.
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Do we use a mesh to repair all hernia? |KNOWING THE BASICS | Hernia repair | Dr Anushtup De Do we use a mesh to repair all hernia?This is a very common question in the minds of patients.In almost all hernia repair we use a mesh. However there are a ...

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VAC DRESSING IN CHRONIC WOUNDS.
Non healing wounds is a common problem faced by many patients. This primarily means that wounds do not heal in a timely and orderly way inspite or regular medication and dressings. Usually the time period is said to be 3 months.
In such patients VAC dressing may be helpful to provide an environment for quick healing of the wound.
In this video we will give a brief idea of what VAC dressing means, where it can be used, its advantages , risk, etc.
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Hi, I am Dr Anushtup De , a General and Minimal Access Surgeon based from Delhi NCR . I like to share information regarding Medical and specifically Surgical diseases to raise awareness and insight among the general population.

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The information is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
All the contents and information are for general educational purposed only.
Always seek advise from your physician / surgeon if you have any doubts or queries regarding your medical condition.

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VAC dressing in non healing wounds| KNOWING THE BASICS | Wound Care | Dr Anushtup De Non healing wounds is a common problem faced by many patients. This primarily means that wounds do not heal in a timely and orderly way inspite or regular me...

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Gall Bladder Surgery also call Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is one of the commonest surgery we perform in the Department of General and Minimal Access Surgery
Patients are commonly discharged the next day of Surgery and in most situations they have multiple small and common doubts and queries after reaching home.
This is a short video where we try to address the usual questions and doubts one by one.
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Kindly note that this is not a substitute to the consultation of your Surgeon and is a general guideline
In case of any problems or confusion , it is better that you consult your Surgeon.
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Home Care after Gall Bladder Surgery- Hindi/English. |Knowing the Basics | Gall Bladder Surgery also call Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is one of the commonest surgery we perform in the Department od General.and Minimal Access Surger...

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Recurrence after hernia surgery..
One of the common fear in patients undergoing hernia surgery is of recurrence , this is of the hernia reoccuring after surgery.

We must understand that although there are chances of recurrence of hernia after surgery , this possiblity is very less. Also the causes of recurrence of hernia are multiple and varied and in many situations it is an interplay of these factors.

Today let us understand some of the common factors that cause recurrence.
Broadly speaking they are divided into.
1.Patient factors.
2. Surgical/ technical factors.









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What causes recurrence after Hernia Surgery | KNOWING THE BASICS Ep 12.| Hernia Surgeon Faridabad The fear that most patients have before Hernia Surgery is about Recurrence. That is the hernia coming back after Surgery..Patients commonly ask about the pos...

6 FACTS TO KNOW ON WORLD GLAUCOMA AWARENESS WEEK

Glaucoma is the leading cause of preventable blindness presenting with distinct challenges may be present in different regions of the world. It is for this reason that “World Glaucoma Week” was initiated as a collaborative project between World Glaucoma Association and World Glaucoma Patient Association. The aim of the project is to help eliminate blindness caused by this disease by raising awareness and alerting on the need of having regular eye check-ups in which the optic nerve is examined.
This year 2024 theme for World Glaucoma week is “Uniting for a Glaucoma-Free World”. By joining forces, we can have a strong impact in glaucoma screening and public education. The mission is to continue on the journey of raising awareness about glaucoma and urging people to get tested.
So here are 6 facts about Glaucoma that you should definitely be aware of.

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Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy is done for patients with Gall stones.
When patients presents early with symptoms of Gall stone pain (typically called Biliary colic) , a planned laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery is done.

Early elective surgery is a safe , quick and effective procedure . It has fast recovery and early return to work.

Sharing a video of an elective lap cholecystecomy in a patient with occasional biliary colic..

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Elective Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy is done for patients with Gall stones. When patients presents early with symptoms of Gall stone pain (typically called Biliary c...

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Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy is done for patients with Gall stones.
When patients presents early with symptoms of Gall stone pain (typically called Biliary colic) , a planned laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery is done.
Early elective surgery is a safe , quick and effective procedure . It has fast recovery and early return to work.

Sharing a video of an elective lap cholecystectomy in a patient with occasional biliary colic.

Elective Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy is done for patients with Gall stones. When patients presents early with symptoms of Gall stone pain (typically called Biliary c...

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A**l Fissure is a common condition that is confused with piles. patient usually presents with pain and bleeding and is usually managed with medication.
Surgery may be required but rarely.
Here is a brief idea of the medical management of a**l fissure that you need to know.





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KNOWING THE BASICS Ep11. A**l fissure - medical management A**l Fissure is a common condition that is confused with piles. patient usually presents with pain and bleeding and is usually managed with medication.Surge...

6 WAYS YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE ON CANCER AWARENESS

Research has shown that more than 40% of all cancers diagnosed and nearly half of all deaths from cancer can be attributed to preventable causes like smoking, excessive weight, lifestyle issues, sun exposure, etc. It is important to know that Understanding risk factors and by taking adequate precautions can significantly help to decrease the risk of developing cancers.
February marks the National Cancer Prevention Month and 4 th February marks World Cancer Day with this specific aim to educate people about the steps they can take to spread awareness about cancer , help reduce cancer risk and maintain a healthier, longer life.
So, here are 6 ways you can contribute to the cause of cancer awareness and prevention:


1. Educate yourself
The first step in the prevention or cure of any disease is to understand the basics facts and educating yourself about its fundamental aspects. Prevention begins with awareness.
Being well informed will allow you to ask the right questions and discuss the aspects of preventive care with the healthcare professional. This in turn will empower you to make the right decisions for you and your family in consultation with your doctor.

2. Make lifestyle changes
A healthy diet that includes fruits and vegetables rich in cancer-preventing bioactive compounds can help to reduce risk for colon, breast, and other cancers.
Maintaining a healthy and proper weight through physical activity and healthy eating reduces your risk for cancer. Overweight and obesity are known to be associated with at least 13 types of cancer, including endometrial (uterine), breast, and colorectal cancer.
Limit processed meats, alcohol, sugary drinks, and highly processed foods. Risk of cancer increases with the amount of alcohol consumed.

3. Know your family history
It is important to know that 5 – 10 % of all cancers are inherited. If you know and understand your family history, you can help and guide your physician when you discuss regarding cancer screening and whether to consider for genetic counselling.

4. Get screened regularly
Regular screenings help detect cancers early and maximize your chance for successful treatment.
Almost every type of cancer has a recommended screening test. Once you reach certain ages, there are specific recommendation for screening tests for cancers which may be annually or every 2 – 3 years.
For example
· Women between the ages of 40-75 are encouraged to get a mammogram every one or two years to detect early signs of breast cancer.
· Adults between the ages of 45 to 75 are encouraged to get colorectal screening for colon cancer.
· Women ages 21 to 65 years are encouraged to get screened for cervical cancer via a Pap smear every 2-3 years.

5. Get vaccinated
The development of some cancers can be prevented by appropriate vaccination. Such measures may not completely prevent the development of cancer, but may reduce the risk significantly. It is very important to take vaccination at the recommended age and time schedule to get the maximum benefit.
The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine can significantly decrease the risk of several cancers including cervical, throat, tongue, a**l, and other ge***al cancers. Studies have shown that the vaccine provides close to 100% protection against infections and pre-cancers caused by certain types of HPV.
The Hepatitis B vaccine decreases the risk for liver cancer. A safe and effective vaccine that offers 98% to 100% protection against hepatitis B is available.

6. Spead awareness
Educating your family and friends, informing the public and supporting a cause may go a long way in spreading awareness regarding cancer prevention. Medical fraternity and Cancer survivors can educate people about the importance of regular screenings and prompt medical attention for potential symptoms.
They can help dispel common myths or fears associated with cancer screenings, encouraging individuals to overcome their reservations and prioritize their health. Survivors can collaborate with healthcare organizations, participate in awareness campaigns, or share informative resources to ensure that people understand the benefits of early detection and the available screening options.

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6 WAYS YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE ON CANCER AWARENESS

Research has shown that more than 40% of all cancers diagnosed and nearly half of all deaths from cancer can be attributed to preventable causes like smoking, excessive weight, lifestyle issues, sun exposure, etc. It is important to know that Understanding risk factors and by taking adequate precautions can significantly help to decrease the risk of developing cancers.
February marks the National Cancer Prevention Month and 4 th February marks World Cancer Day with this specific aim to educate people about the steps they can take to spread awareness about cancer , help reduce cancer risk and maintain a healthier, longer life.
So, here are 6 ways you can contribute to the cause of cancer awareness and prevention:

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6 IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW ON CERVICAL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

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6 FACTS TO UNDERSTAND AND KNOW ABOUT CONSTIPATION.

Constipation is a frequent gastrointestinal condition that affects people of all ages. However it is more common in the elderly compared to the younger population. The elderly females are affected two to three times more frequently than their male counterparts. According to the 2018 Gut Health Survey, 22% of adult Indian population suffer from constipation.
Constipation Awareness Month is a global healthcare event that is observed annually throughout December. The main aim is to raise awareness about the seriousness of constipation, help people to recognize the signs at an early stage and empower them to take appropriate action. Various organizations, both local and global , come together specifically for this very goal.

Here are 6 common and important facts about constipation that you should know.

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6 IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ANTIBIOTIC USE 6 IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ANTIBIOTIC USE Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when disease causing organisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi etc do not get killed by the use of antibiotics / antimicrobial agents. This means that the drug is not effective and the disease is difficult / i

The World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) is celebrated every year from 18 th to 24th November to raise awareness and understanding of antimicrobial resistance and promote best practices of antibiotic use. It is a common and easy way for us to think that the doctors should take care of your health but in fact it is only partially true.

People has to accept and undertake responsibility of their own health as an equal partner with your healthcare professional. It is also important for our future as with the current trend of increasing antibiotic resistance we will not have any medications left in our hands to treat diseases.

6 IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ANTIBIOTIC USE 6 IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ANTIBIOTIC USE Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when disease causing organisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi etc do not get killed by the use of antibiotics / antimicrobial agents. This means that the drug is not effective and the disease is difficult / i

6 IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ANTIBIOTIC USE

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when disease causing organisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi etc do not get killed by the use of antibiotics / antimicrobial agents. This means that the drug is not effective and the disease is difficult / impossible to treat resulting in risk of spreading, severe diasease and even death.

It is important for the common people to understand that the unnecessary and unwarranted use of antibiotics and over the counter medications has resulted in widespread antibiotic resistance to a large number of organisms.

The World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) is celebrated every year from 18 th to 24th November to raise awareness and understanding of antimicrobial resistance and promote best practices of antibiotic use. It is a common and easy way for us to think that the doctors should take care of your health but in fact it is only partially true. People has to accept and undertake responsibility of their own health as an equal partner with your healthcare professional. It is also important for our future as with the current trend of increasing antibiotic resistance we will not have any medications left in our hands to treat diseases.

Here are 6 ways you can help to prevent antimicrobial resistance

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