Child in critical condition undergoes successful surgery at Pacific Hospital, Umarda

Udaipur. Doctors at Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Hospital, Umarda have successfully performed surgery on a girl who was in critical condition.
  Chairman Ashish Aggarwal said that Amaliya, a resident of Udaipur, brought a 03-year-old girl in critical condition to the family members of PIMS Hospital, Umarda. The girl had a disease called Pseudo-Pancreatic Cyst. This disease occurs in some patients after inflammation in the pancreas. A tumor filled with dirty water can take a severe form. The baby's tumor had taken a considerable size, and due to difficulty breathing, there was a constant need for oxygen. After emergency treatment, the girl child was soon born for surgery, and a cysto-gastrostomy procedure was performed. The girl's health improved very quickly, and she was discharged in a completely healthy condition. The patient has been treated free of cost under the Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme.
Pediatric surgeon Dr. Atul Mishra said this procedure was not as complicated as other operations in his department. Still, looking at the condition in which the baby girl came, it was a big success for him (pediatric surgery) and the pediatric medicine department. Apart from Dr. Mishra, Dr. Vivek Parashar, Dr. Rahul Khatri, Dr. Pragi, Dr. Pinu Ranawat, Dr. Hardika, and other staff from the Department of Anesthesia, Kuldeep, Zeeshan, Dheeraj, Arun, etc. played an essential role in this whole process.
Dr. Mishra told the general public that parents should take abdominal pain and vomiting seriously. PIMS Hospital, Umarda, is equipped with all facilities.