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Faculties from USA, Australia, France, Pennsylvania, Republic of Korea and various States of India deliberated on various topics of Orthopedics and Joint replacement. 500 doctors including delegates from Kenya, Ethiopia, Malawi, Ghana, Panama, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and India attended the meet. Orthotrends- 2019, the 6th edition of an International Conclave of the Orthopedic fraternity , a two day annual meet, was held in Ahmedabad on 5th & 6th October, 2019 with the theme “ Taking Arthroplasty a Step Ahead”. The previous editions of this meet were successfully organized in cities- Ahmedabad, Indore, Jaipur and Chandigarh. Dr Vikram Shah, the world renowned Joint Replacement Surgeon and Chairman & Managing Director of Shalby Hospitals, Ahmedabad is the Patron of this conference. Dr J. A. Pachore, the well known Hip Replacement Surgeon and Director, Department of Hip Replacement, Shalby Hospitals is the conference Chairperson. Eminent international faculties; Dr Ray...

Radical Cystectomy is the procedure of removing entire urinary bladder and surrounding lymph nodes and the defect is reconstructed using a segment of intestine & urine pipe with that segment of the intestine. This is an extensive surgery required for advanced bladder cancer. Shalby Hospitals, Jabalpur took up such a challenging case and that too with compromised cardiac state with cardiac dysfunction & low ejection fraction (ef 25%). Our Surgical team comprising; Dr. Rajesh Patel, Director of Urology Department & Dr. Jeetendar Paryani, Consultant Onco Surgeon, successfully performed the surgery. Surgery & post-operative course went uneventful and patient was discharged healthy. All of this was possible due to our energetic & dynamic anesthesia team; Dr Pankaj Sharma, Dr Anivesh Jain and Dr. Mrigendra Yadav. The cardiology support was well taken care of by Dr Suhel Siddiqui, Consultant Cardiologist. Our ICU doctors, OT Staff, Radiology and Pathology depar...

India has continued its fight with cancer but due to the lack of timely diagnosis and prevention, 0.78 million people die every year. Apart from that, India has the third highest number of cancer deaths in the world. Almost all types of cancer have been witnessed in India. The list includes skin, lungs, breast, rectum, stomach, prostate, liver, cervix, esophagus, bladder, blood, mouth etc. Even with the best of technology, diagnosis and treatment, cancer is the second most common disease in India. Cancer prevalence in India has been affecting each and every age group in the country. Precisely, doctors suggest that the best way to beat cancer is the early stage diagnosis of the disease. However, it becomes really difficult to track the symptoms of cancer in its early stage. Mostly, the disease gets diagnosed in the later stages and it complicates the treatment process. As the disease grows deeper inside the body, it slowly starts affecting the body functionality. However, these change...