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AIIMS Kalyani Removes 2.9 Kg Rare Malignant Brain Tumour
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What Happened?
Doctors at AIIMS Kalyani successfully removed a 2.9-kg malignant brain tumor from a 26-year-old man, marking it as the largest documented tumor of its kind.
Key points
- The patient, Sonai Mondal, was diagnosed with a Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumour (MPNST).
- The tumor weighed 2.9 kg and was removed after a five-hour-and-45-minute surgery.
- The operation involved significant blood loss, requiring emergency transfusions.
- A second surgery was performed to repair a dural defect and reconstruct the skull.
- The treatment was provided under the Ayushman Bharat scheme of the Government of India.
Key insights
- The successful removal of such a large tumor could inspire further research in rare tumor treatments.
- The case may lead to increased awareness of MPNST among healthcare professionals.
- This operation demonstrates the importance of multidisciplinary teamwork in complex surgeries.
Why it matters
This achievement highlights advancements in medical technology and surgical expertise in India.
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AIIMS Kalyani· OrganizationSonai Mondal· PersonBihar· StateAyushman Bharat· Program
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Times Now
