Baby Manvi, a 5 months old female child was having a rare congenital anomaly of her left Kidney. There were two Kidneys on her left side (called duplex kidney), both of which were opening separately in her urinary bladder, but the problem was that one of these two kidneys was having blockade of its ureter due to a condition called ureterocele (the dilated lower part of the ureter which blocks its own passage). A big ureterocele was obstructing the passage of urinary bladder.

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A young female patient presented with pain in left flank. Her initial investigations showed that she was having anomaly in her kidney, which is called Horse Shoe kidney. In addition, she was having obstruction at the junction of pelvis and ureter (PUJ Obstruction). This problem requires surgery (Pyeloplasty). The chief urologist at RG Stone, Ludhiana, Dr. Anand Sehgal (Mch, Urology) performed the procedure of Laparoscopic Pyeloplasty on 29th October, 2009 and the patient was discharged from hospital on 4th day in satisfactory condition.

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RG Stone and Super Specialty Hospital, organised a free check-up camp for patients suffering from kidney stones from April 4 to 10. A team of doctors, headed by Dr Anand Sehgal, M.Ch. (Urology) and Chief Endoscopic & Laparoscopic Urologist at RG Hospital, conducted the free check-up.

Hospital provided kidney stone treatment without surgery by siemens lithotripsy. The siemens lithotripsy is a highly advanced non-invasive procedure done with the help of the 4th generation siemens lithotriptor with ultrasound attachment that uses highly focused electro-magnetic waves projected from outside the body to crush kidney stones in the urinary system.

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RG Stone and Super Speciality Hospital, India’s only chain of super speciality hospitals for Urology, Joint Replacement, ENT and Laparoscopy, at Model Town, Ludhiana, announced the success of the operations on two patients for their disease, Prostate Enlargement or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) leading to Blockage of Urinary Passage. This is because both the patients were unsuitable candidates for surgery under previous techniques for treatment of BPH. One of the patients, Mr Sohan Singh, is 90 years old and is Anemic. The second patient, Dr HS Sandhu, is 69-year old and had Hypertension, Stroke & Cardiac Problem. It is well to note, too, that Dr. Sandhu himself is an Ophthalmologist and a retired CMO.

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