Mangalore: Cardiac Surgery at KSHEMA Gives Little Shahul New Lease of Life


Mangalore: Cardiac Surgery at KSHEMA Gives Little Shahul New Lease of Life

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (CN)

Mangalore, Aug 5: The doctors at K S Hegde Medical Academy (KSHEMA, have successfully carried out a complicated heart surgery on five-year-old Shahul, recently. Known medically as 'total correction of tetrology of fallot', the surgery was conducted with the help of a heart-lung machine.

Little Shahul had been diagnosed with congenital cyanotic heart disease following breathing problems with mild exertion.

The surgery took four hours and Shahul was shifted out of the ICU by the third post-operative day. Having made a smooth, uneventful recovery, the boy is ready to be discharged from the hospital.

The team of doctors who treated Shahul includes Dr M Goplakrishnan, Dr Subrahmanyam K, Dr Rajesh U, Dr Sajan Koshy, Dr Manjunath Kamath, and Dr Krishnaprasad. The cardiac facility at KSHEMA has once again proven that it is capable of treating most congenital heart defects with good success rates.

  

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  • Vaishnavi Murthy, Bangalore

    Fri, Aug 08 2008

    To have good medical facilities is such a boon. You make us proud! Dr Rajesh U, Dr M Goplakrishnan, Dr Subrahmanyam K, Dr Sajan Koshy, Dr Manjunath Kamath, and Dr Krishnaprasad and KSHEMA, Congratulations!

    May God bless you and your families. Little do we understand the high stress levels you endure and the amound of dedication you pour into your work...My few words would never be enough to sum-up what I feel towards Doctors like you...(God! If I were on TV, I would have cried by now!) Good Work!

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  • sulaiman m.s, mundkoor/doha qatar

    Fri, Aug 08 2008

    It is a great job done by Doctors.  I congratulate all of them who were involved in the complicated surgery. God bless all of you

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  • Abdul Mujeeb, Uchil/AbuDhabi

    Fri, Aug 08 2008

    Thanks to all the Doctors who are involved in this great job. keep it up. Mabrook to little Shahul.

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  • sumana shripathi, udupi,abudhabi

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Good luck shahul congratulations all the doctors,and all hospital staff who participated in this surgery,

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  • SR.FLEVY D'SOUZA, Kulur, Mangalore/ Tanzania, East Africa

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Congratulations to all the intelligent doctors! May God Bless them and little Shahul.

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  • Geeta Shenoy, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    It is indeed heart warming to read such stories. Congratulations to all the doctors, nurses and hospital staff who participated in this surgery. The once noble profession has been turned into a money earning profession. There is very little or no care for the sick and needy. Doctors should take it upon themselves to spend atleast 10 - 15% of their time for treating the poor and needy as a part of their social service.

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  • Nihad, Gangulli - Dubai

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Great Job done by done  congrats and all the best. Keep up the good work for human lives.

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  • Rasheed, Dubai

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    God bess you, it is not easy job done by doctor's. Really they did achieve great job, Hearty congratulation to all team doctors of KSHEMA.

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  • Fr.Maxim P Pinto., Paladka/Mangalore.

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Congrats Doctors, you gave new life to this little angel Shahul! I heard many Doctors saying "we will try our best,God will do the rest". I'm sure all of you might'v said this and silently prayed for the success along with the fly members of Shahul.God bless you all and grant success in your healing mission.May God bless Shahul and protect him from all dangers.Once again CONGRATS and ALL THE BEST.MaxCap.

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  • RAJESH, MANGALORE/DUBAI

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Great job Doctors.my spectial congrats to you .  Keep it up.

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  • Shareef Moideen, Mangalore/Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Thanks Doctors for giving second life for this cute little boy! May Almighty bless you all.

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  • Hasssan , Kinnigoli/jubail

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    I congratlate those who were involved in the complicated surgery.

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  • Suhas bhat, Manipal

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    One little cutie good luck

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  • Mohammed Iqbal, S.Uchil, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    It is a great job done by the doctors of KSHEMA. I congratlate all of them who were involed in the complicated surgery.

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  • ISMAIL HEJMADI, PADIL/MANGALORE

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    CONGRATS DOCTORS, MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND SHAHUL

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  • Lancy Moras, Bajjodi, Jeddah Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Aug 06 2008

    Miracle News. Hats off to Dr M Goplakrishnan, Dr Subrahmanyam K, Dr Rajesh U, Dr Sajan Koshy, Dr Manjunath Kamath, and Dr Krishnaprasad and all other staff who involved in this miracular surgery. Shahul is re-born today. I congratulate his parents and will pray for his long life. God is great. Thank you daijiworld.

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