Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Monday, 19 November 2012
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Monday, 8 October 2012
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Thursday, 20 September 2012
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF PEDIATRIC CARDIOVASCULAR NURSING
CARE Hospitals in association with care foundation has conducted a national conference for pediatric cardiovascular nurses on 15th and 16th September'12.
This was first of this kind dedicated to such a highly specialized group of nurses. It was for the nurses with lectures and papers by the nurses and was organized by the nursing department of CARE Groups. There was an overwhelming response with 160 registered delicate from pediatric cardiology and pediatric cardiac surgery units from all over the country apart from such centre’s in the twin cities.
Friday, 14 September 2012
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Monday, 10 September 2012
Saturday, 25 August 2012
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Monday, 13 August 2012
Monday, 6 August 2012
Friday, 3 August 2012
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
"RUN FOR LIVER HEALTH – RUN FOR HEPATITIS"
“RUN FOR LIVER HEALTH – RUN FOR HEPATITIS”
Hyderabad,
28th July,2012: The “RUN FOR
LIVER HEALTH – RUN FOR HEPATITIS” event was organized on the occasion of
WORLD HEPATITIS DAY by Care Hospitals Banjara Hills, GHMC, Rotary, COVA and
Channel V6 at People’s Plaza Necklace Road Hyderabad on 28th July
2012 at 6.30 am.
The
event was attended and flagged off by many dignitaries prominent among them
were Shri Dr.A.
Chakrapani ,Chairman Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council , Shri M T
Krishna Babu (I A S), Commissioner
,Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation
Hyderabad, Dr.Koduru Varaprasad Reddy Chairman of the Board Shantha Biotechnics Hyderabad ,Dr.Manisha
Bangar Head of Department of
Gastroenterology, Dr.Abdul Khaliq
Gastroenterology CARE Hospitals Hyderbad , Mrs Christine Lazarus
Nominated MLA and Film Actor Suryateja.
All
had gathered at the People’s Plaza to raise the awareness for Hepatitis –
Infection of the Liver with Hepatitis Virus A, B, C, D, E. Dr Manisha Bangar
mentioned in introductory and welcome speech that for the first time a RUN for
Liver Health is taking place in Hyderabad. Hepatitis B and C are silent killer
diseases. The Hepatitis B & C spread through body fluids & infected
blood causing chronic long standing serious liver injury resulting in decreased
life span. In India 4- 5 in 100 people are carrying the Hepatitis B Virus and
they are potential transmitters of the infection to family members and close
contacts. Hepatitis B and C are silent killer diseases as the carrier remains. A
symptomatic for a decade or more. Awareness among public and effective
vaccination will result in decreased carrier rates.
On
this occasion Dr.Varaprasad added that Hepatitis B is more deadly than
HIV and causes more number of deaths. The indigenous developed Hepatitis
Vaccine by Shantha Biotech is highly effective and economical. Mr. Krishna Babu
has emphasized the need for safe life style habits to maintain the good healthy
liver. Surya Teja, famous film actor,
also argued for the need of vaccination
for all citizens.
Rotarian
Dr.Nagabhushan said that with
continued efforts by all organizations and effective implementation of
vaccination program soon we will have India free of Hepatitis B Problem.
A
free vaccination of 1st dose of Hepatitis B vaccine and free
screening for Hepatitis B was provided at the venue by the organizers. The
event was attended by 300 and more people from youth, health care
professionals, students and general public.
For
More Details Please Contact @+91-9989855445
Friday, 13 July 2012
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Atrial Fibrillation center at CARE Hospitals
Atrial Fibrillation center
at CARE Hospitals, Hyderabad
India’s
first Atrial Fibrillation (A fib) center was unveiled at CARE Hospital,
Hyderabad on the 7th of July,
2012. This is an important contribution to patient care by CARE Hospital, India’s 4th largest
chain of hospitals, considering its contribution to the health care industry
and cardiac patients in particular.
Atrial
fibrillation (A fib) accounts for more than a third of hospitalizations in
patients suffering from heart rhythm disorders. A fib is an irregular and rapid
heart rhythm. This results from abnormal electrical impulses generated from the
upper chambers (atria) causing the
heartbeat to be fast and irregular. This irregularity could be continuous or intermittent
and erratic. The most common symptom in people with intermittent A fib is
palpitations, often perceived as a pounding sensation in the chest. Many people
also describe an irregular fluttering sensation in their chests. A fib is
associated with a five-fold increase in the risk of stroke and in the extreme
situation even death.
As
a permanent cure for this condition catheter based therapies have been
developed. The highlight of this programme will be a demonstration of Catheter Ablation of Atrial
Fibrillation which will be telecast to over 20 Cardiology institutes.
International and national Pioneers in this field will participate in
demonstration of these procedures to different centers across the country.
To improve awareness and optimize patient
care, CARE hospitals has organized a workshop on 7th and Symposium
on 8th of July at the Novotel Hotel, Airport, Hyderabad. Dr. Dipen Shah, University Hospital of Geneva,
Switzerland, Dr. Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy,
University of Kansas Hospital, USA, are the distinguished invitees
participating in this programme, in addition to several eminent national
faculty. Various aspects of A fib
diagnosis and management including newer
anticoagulants, nonsurgical & surgical management of this condition will be
discussed. Left Atrial appendage
occlusion to prevent stroke will also be demonstrated during this meeting. With
better understanding of this condition, we can prevent serious complications,
such as stroke. This unique and informative symposium will not only increase
the awareness among the audience but also create a milestone in the treatment
of Atrial fibrillation in India.
Electrophysiology
Consultants
Dr. M. Lawrance
Jesuraj
Dr. C. Sridevi
Dr. K Sharada
Dr. C.
Narasimhan
Electrophysiology
Fellows
Dr. Arun Gopi
Dr. SN. Panda
About
CARE Group of Hospitals
Started
in 1997 by a team of medical professionals, the hospital which is known for the
best medical practices has grown from one hospital to 12 hospitals. From 100
beds a decade ago to 2000 beds presently across India. In addition to
developing a scalable healthcare delivery network at tertiary, secondary and
primary levels, it is also establishing models for health education &
training. The group has seven branches in Andhra Pradesh, two in Maharashtra
and one each in Chattisgarh, Orissa and Gujarat.
For
further details please Contact: Mr.Manmohan Cell No.93911-29733
Friday, 6 July 2012
Indian Atrial Fibrillation Symposium
Indian Atrial Fibrillation Symposium
We
cordially invite you!!!
The purpose
of this symposium is to update medical practitioners in the region on new
diagnosis and treatment guidelines in the care and management of patients with
Atrial fibrillation (A fib). Participants will learn about the role of Intra
Cardiac Echo, Newer Technologies in ablation of A fib. A variety of topics will
provide specialists and generalists, an update on the evolution of disease
process, diagnostic tools, therapeutic strategies, in the management of A fib.
Course Directors
Dr.KBS Sastry
Dr. Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy
Dr.Calambur Narasimhan
International Faculty
Dr. Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy( Prof of Cardiology)
University of Kansas Hospital,USA
Dr.Dipen Saha (Prof. of Cardiology)
University Hospital of Geneva, Switzerland
Saturday, 30 June 2012
Monday, 4 June 2012
Sunday, 3 June 2012
Thursday, 31 May 2012
Smoking addiction among Indians- An alarming situation
‘World No Tobacco Day’ we should all spare a thought
about the deteriorating health of our young and aspiring citizens due to
smoking and tobacco consumption.
Our country is going through a phase of transition
from a developing to developed country. During these times, the good health of
our countrymen shall ensure achieving our goal of becoming a prosperous nation.
Smoking and tobacco consumption has increased to a great extent in our country.
There is also escalation of number of cases of diabetes, hypertension, heart
attack, stroke and cancer especially among youngsters below 40 years of age.
“An estimated 10 lakh deaths in India are attributed
to tobacco consumption. About 20% of male deaths and 5% of female deaths is due
to smoking amongst Indians between 30 and 70 years”- said by Dr.Praveen Varma, Pulmonologist.
Time has come to think seriously about changing our
lifestyle and concentrating more on quitting smoking and tobacco consumption,
eating a healthy diet and regular exercise.
For years, we have been told through various sources
about the serious consequences of smoking and tobacco consumption however, we
seem to take it lightly until a catastrophic event or a disease develops by
which time it may be too late to change our fate.
There is a great need to think now and act. Think
about your family, your friends, yourself and your nation. Quit smoking- it is
time!!!.
On the eve of the same CARE Hospitals, Nampally is
organizing a free “Stop Smoking camp”
from 28th May to 7th June. For registration call:
8790200112.
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Monday, 26 March 2012
Now "Kalam-Raju tablet PC " for Healthcare workers
Innovative technologies like Tablet PC have a huge
potential in taking modern health care to the rural population, said
former President of India, Dr.A.P. J. Abdul Kalam here while participating in technology demonstration programme of Kalam-Raju
Tablet PC organized at Care Hospitals on 21st March Wednesday, the former President
said that the gadget would help medical personnel to reach-out to
millions dwelling in rural areas in the country.
“A
majority of the villages in the country do not have access to doctors
all the time. In this situation, a tablet PC capable of guiding medical
personnel on how to diagnose, identify symptoms and provide treatment to
patients will definitely help in better health delivery,” Dr. A.P.J.
Abdul Kalam said.
Friday, 16 March 2012
Success Story - Kidney Transplants
CARE
Hospitals,Hyderabad completes 200 Kidney transplants in the city..........
CARE
Hospitals,Hyderabad has successfully
carried out 200 kidney transplants. With this CARE Hospital has become
one of the best centers in the city with best outcomes in Kidney Transplants.
The 200th transplant was performed on a 26-year-old patient, who was suffering from
kidney failure due to some allergy, by senior consultant urologist Dr K Rama
Raju. The donor's kidney was harvested (taken out from the donor) by Consultant
Urologist & transplant surgeon Dr K Rama Raju with support from other team of doctors. The
patient, prior to the transplant, was being treated by senior consultant
Nephrologist Dr. Rajsekhara Chackravarthy.
"Although
kidney transplant is a high-end surgery, chances of organ rejection are minimal
due to availability of extremely good medicines. It is one of the safest organ
transplant operations. But since the recipient is put on immuno-suppressant
medicines for preventing rejection, the person needs extremely good post
operative care. Patient is kept in dedicated renal intensive care unit," said Dr Rajsekhara Chackravarthy
“Renal transplantation is the
best modality of treatment as a successful renal transplant provides a better
quality of life, is more cost effective and provides long term rehabilitation
as compared to dialysis dependence. After a successful transplant one has
greater freedom, less restricted diet and better energy levels” said Dr.
Vikrant Reddy, Consultant Nephrologist at CARE Hospitals. The common
symptoms of for Kidney Failure & end
stage renal disease include Urinating less than usual,Urinary
problems - Frequency, urgency,Bleeding Fatigue & Confusion,Nausea,
vomiting,Loss of appetite,Pain - In the muscles, joints, flanks, chest,Bone
pain or fractures,Pale skin (from anemia).
According to Dr. B. Somaraju,Chairman &
Managing Director “The kidney transplant is one more step in bringing all
latest available treatment facilities under one roof and providing quality
services. Organ donation could result from the free will of a person. There are
almost 3 to 4 lac people who require a kidney to live their lives; out of
these, only around 15 to 20 will stand a chance of getting an organ from a
cadaver. There is nothing in this world
that can be compared to the feeling that one gets by saving someone else’s
life. You could call this a job for a super hero. And that super hero is— you”
The State-of-the-art
procedures for kidney transplantation include:
ñ Living
donor kidney transplants (related)
ñ Cadaveric
renal transplantation
In the first 10 years of the
Renal transplant programme CARE Hospitals have performed over 200 transplants.
The results compare favorably with those of the best centers in India &
world
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Care
Hospital : A name of hope to All North-East Chronic Patients
(Complex Kidney
transplant successfully performed on Mumpy Dev of Assam)
Mumpy
Dev, 26 of Assam rejoices her new life. She is happy and she likes to
thank Care Hospital and eminent Doctors of Care Hospital who gave her
a new hope of life. Dr. Rajsekhara Chakravarthy, Dr. Vikrant Reddy &
Team of Doctors of Care hospital have successfully done the KIDNEY
TRANSPLANT at Care Hospital, Hyderabad on 13th
February,2012.
Mumpy Dev, daughter of Priti Dev, was suffering with Kidney
problem from the beginning of 2011. Doctors diagnosed it is the case
of Kidney failure on 10th
Oct,2011. She was immediately referred to Medilant Hospital, a local
hospital of her native place. Afterward she was referred to CMC,
Vellore. There also she did not receive a satisfactory relief. So she
and her family decided to go for 2nd
opinion at Care Hospital in Hyderabad. The News Time of Assam
telecast the story of this unfortunate family who are not financially
strong also and make a request to public for financial support. The
local MLA’s & MP’s like Honorable Dr. Meenath, Mr. Gautam Roy
and others helped to raise the fund for the treatment. The Honorable
Rajib Lochan Pegu Water Minister of Assam supported Half of the
Treatment amount.
She conveys her thanks to the People of Assam through this
message. She is also express great gratitude to Care Hospital for
their assistance in Assamese Language translator, single contact
point for treatment, state of the art infrastructure, most kind and
helpful attitude of employees and above all the most efficient and
eminent group of Doctors.
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