Mathura: Doctors perform cardiac surgery on a six month old with Blue Baby Syndrome
Mathura: Nayati multi super speciality hospital, announced successful pediatric cardiac surgery on a 6 month old child suffering from blue baby syndrome who had multiple holes in the heart.
Yuvraj Singh, 6 month old baby was diagnosed to be suffering from congenital heart disease (tetralogy of fallot) - blue baby syndrome one month back when child had fever. The patient’s family learnt about various successful surgeries being performed at Nayati. They were convinced after meeting Nayati’s team of cardiac sciences and few past cases. The child was extubated within two hours of surgery and has been discharged.
Dr. Venugopal Ram Rao, Chairman of Nayati Centre for Cardiac Sciences stated “This was another historic critical Pediatric Cardiac surgery being performed in Western U.P on such a small child. The child was operated successfully and underwent Intracardiac Repair with closure of both holes, closing of abnormal communication (PDA) and enlarging the narrowed blood vessel leading to left lung with assistance of heart lung machine. The child was shifted to post OP cardiac surgical ICU and was removed from Ventilator within two hours. It was a challenging feat as such a complex surgery was never performed on a six month baby in this region before.
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