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Home » Laparoscopic Hydatid Cystectomy Operated at Govt Gousia Hospital
Laparoscopic Hydatid Cystectomy Operated at Govt Gousia Hospital

Laparoscopic Hydatid Cystectomy Operated at Govt Gousia Hospital

Posted on January 6, 2022 by KS News Desk | Last updated on January 6, 2022

Srinagar: A team of Surgeons from Gousia Hospital Srinagar performed Laparoscopic Surgery for Hydatid Liver in a Young male from Pattan area under the Ayushman Bharat free insurance scheme provided by the Government of JK UT.

Hydatid cyst of the liver is a parasitic disease caused by Echinococcus Granulosus. Computed Tomography (CT) documented large Hydatid Cyst in Segment VI and VII with 900ml Volume. Operating laparoscopic hydatid liver is considered advanced minimally Invasive surgery.

Laparoscopic Hydatid Cystectomy Operated at Govt Gousia Hospital


The operative team included Consultant Surgeon Dr Imtiaz Wani, Dr Aga Nadeem, Dr Waseem Lone, Dr Umer Younis and Dr Jan Muhammad Rather. Dr Masood Rashid Consultant Anesthesia, Dr Saleem Javed and Dr Saika Khan were in the Anesthesia team. Dr Saika Koul was radiologist in this case. Surgical Assistants were Imtiyaz Khan, Jahan Ara, Umer Khan, Muhammad Ashraf and Farooq Ahmad. All surgical procedures are being done under supervision and logistic support of Medical Superintendent Dr Tariq Jan. Government Gousia Hospital doctors are thankful to Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Rather Director Health Services Kashmir and Dr Jameel Mir CMO Srinagar for their all-time moral and ethical support.

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