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The vascular department at NIMS, Hyderabad, has been upgraded with advanced equipment including a Masimo Root BFM monitor, SBP-PVR and NIRS devices. Donated by Kotivity India in memory of Kedarmal Agarwal, the facilities will help thousands of patients annually
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NIMS Hyderabad has called for applications from eligible Telangana candidates for its 2025 MPT (15 seats) and M.Sc in Genetic Counselling (2 seats) programmes. The last date to apply online is August 28, with hard copies due by September 2
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The Urology department has been performing more than 100 transplants each year for the past decade. However, this year 100 kidney transplants were done within six months.
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Number of individuals falling sick from adulterated toddy continued to increase and reached 34 at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences and 19 at Gandhi Hospital
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Health Minister Damodar Rajanarasimha visited NIMS to meet patients undergoing treatment after consuming adulterated toddy. He said 31 are stable, with four on dialysis. The government will conduct a full-scale inquiry and take strict preventive action, he added
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BRS leader KT Rama Rao condemned the Telangana government’s inaction after six people died from consuming illicit liquor in Hyderabad. He demanded Rs 20 lakh compensation for each victim’s family and urged better medical care and preventive measures
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The victims had been frequenting four toddy compounds in Hydernagar, Indiranagar, Bhagyanagar and HB Nagar within Kukatpally, say police; almost all of them complained of acute gastroenteritis and were severely dehydrated
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A 19-year-old TSRDC student who attempted suicide by jumping off the hostel building died during treatment in Hyderabad. This marks the second such student death since April, raising serious concerns over student welfare at the institution.
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A first-year intermediate student from KGBV Wanaparthy attempted suicide by jumping from the school building. She was shifted to NIMS, Hyderabad, for better treatment. The motive behind her attempt remains unknown, and investigations are underway.
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After procedure both patients are totally free of palpitations and the procedures were done free of cost under TG state ARSR/CMRF, NIMS said
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While some hospitals mark the occasion by honouring its nursing staff, others hold community outreach initiatives
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As per available information, a short circuit is suspected to have led to the flames breaking out in the ward which is located on the fifth floor of the hospital building.
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The heart-lung transplant team of NIMS informed that a medical team led by Head, Cardio Thoracic Surgery, NIMS, Dr Amaresh Rao successfully completed the heart transplant surgery on Anil Kumar on March 7.
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The patient, hailing from Nalgonda, had undergone a living-related kidney transplant in 2017 but was struggling due to chronic rejection. This time around, he received a cadaveric kidney from brain dead individual, making the surgery particularly complex due to previous surgery
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The event saw the participation from over 100 alumni, who currently hold key administrative positions across the country's healthcare sector
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Demanding immediate release of their salaries, the security guards, who provide security facilities in all the medical departments of the NIMS Hospital campus, boycotted their routine duties at OP, inpatients departments and in various health care facilities from 7 am
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EMRI said while India has reported approximately 1.2 million cases of sudden cardiac arrest, awareness of CPR remains critically low at just 2 per cent. Added to that, instances of bystander CPR are rare
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Earlier, a missing person report was filed at Suraram Police Station after Vijaya Bhaskar left home on February 25 and did not return. Concerned family members searched for him in every possible location but were unable to find him, prompting them to seek help from the Suraram police.
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Successfully installs spinal cord stimulation system on patient, an employee of the hospital, who suffered spinal cord injury in road accident two-and-half years ago
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Koushal, a 7-year-old, was born with a birth defect causing a deformed head shape due to Craniosynostosis, a condition where the skull is misshapen, restricting brain growth. He also underwent neurosurgery at the age of 6 months.