Medanta helps Uzbek national walks for the first time after 9 years
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Gurgaon: In yet another breakthrough surgery at the Medanta Bone and Joint Institute (MBJI), the doctors restored the mobility impairment of an Uzbek national. The patient, Ms. Guzal Ruzamatova was suffering from the condition since the last 9 years. The 55 year old lady had met with a traffic accident in 2006 and sustained a fracture of the shaft of her left femur (the long thigh bone). While she was treated locally and underwent a series of surgeries for fracture fixation, implant failure, infection from 2006 to 2009, the issue could not be corrected. Finally in 2009 all the implants and external fixators were removed and the leg was left to heal on its own. As a result of all these procedures, the patient was practically wheelchair bound with barely any mobility.
After years of living with pain, the patient was finally recommended to Medanta Bone and Joint Institute in India where a team of doctors lead by Dr. Ashok Rajgopal, Chairman Medanta Bone and Joint Institute (MBJI) recognized that the patient had a shortening of about 12.5 cms of the left leg. She had an extremely limited range of movement of just 20-60 degrees of the left knee. Additionally, the shoe raise worn by her was extremely heavy and did not allow for much motion.
After years of living with pain, the patient was finally recommended to Medanta Bone and Joint Institute in India where a team of doctors lead by Dr. Ashok Rajgopal, Chairman Medanta Bone and Joint Institute (MBJI) recognized that the patient had a shortening of about 12.5 cms of the left leg. She had an extremely limited range of movement of just 20-60 degrees of the left knee. Additionally, the shoe raise worn by her was extremely heavy and did not allow for much motion.
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