By: Dr. Sunitha Gadudasu and Dr. J. Gnanaraj
Everyone loves a smile with milk white teeth. Unfortunately our teeth do get stained and a variety of…
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Case Study: Brightening Smiles with Laser
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Also tagged laser, rural healthcare, teeth whitening
Volume: 5
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Quick Case: Hand Foot Mouth Disease in a Remote Area in Northeast
By: Dr. J. Gnanaraj and Dr. Bipin Kumar
Recently within a week 17 children presented with ulcers in the mouth, foot and hands that prevented them from eating and some had fever at presentation. All of them were from…
Quick Case: MIS for Uterine Septum in a Rural Area Using URS
By: Dr. J. Gnanaraj and Dr. Linda Sailo
The two Mullerian ducts join together to form the Uterus during embryogenesis. During the early stages there is a partition that dissolves later and sometimes the partition persist…
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Also tagged embryogenesis, infertility, rural healthcare, uterine septum
Volume: 5
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Quick Case: Laser Therapy for Trigeminal Neuralgia
By: Dr. J. Gnanaraj, H.Charles Richard M.P.T. and Dr. Sunitha Gadudasu
Trigeminal Neuralgia is a condition that can cause excruciating pain and could be very debilitating because of the chronic nature…
Case Study: Minimally Invasive Treatment for Complex Fistula in Ano
By: Dr. J. Gnanaraj and J. Regina Jeyaseeli, Bsc Nursing
A Fistula in Ano is a connection between peri–anal skin and anal canal through a tortuous tract lined by granulation tissue and epithelial cells…
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Also tagged fistula, fistula-in-ano, fistulotomy, rural healthcare, ureterorenoscope
Volume: 5
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Case Study: Progeria in a Rural Hospital
By: Dr. J. Gnanaraj and Dr. Sunitha Gadudasu
Progeria is also called HGPS syndrome [Hutchinson – Gilford Progeria syndrome]. It is an extremely rare genetic disorder which makes people age rapidly…
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Diagnostic and Surgical Camps for Taking MIS to Remote Areas: A Report About Bhalukpong in Arunachal Pradesh
Minimally Invasive Surgeries with rapid turnover has the advantage that visiting surgical teams could use the limited local infrastructure to provide the necessary surgical care. This would also empower the rural surgical facilities and would help in…
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