Gulzar Singh’s suicide exposes AAP govt’s failure on drugs, says Warring Punjab Congress to intensify anti-drug campaign, seek Cheema’s dismissal Party to hold massive protest in Chandigarh on September 15 under Sachin Pilot’s leadership Says, Bhagwant Mann can no longer keep on blaming previous regimes for drugs Chandigarh 13 September ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring on Sunday accused the AAP government of failing to control the drug menace in the state and alleged that those who raise their voice against the problem are being intimidated and silenced, with some people like Gulzar Singh having to pay with their life. He said, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann can no longer keep on blaming the previous regimes for the problem of drugs as his government was there now for almost five years. Now people are seeking account and answers and are not prepared to listen to excuses, he told the Chief Minister. He also an...
Complex peripheral vascular bypass performed at Shalby Hospital Mohali
Chandigarh 10 August ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : A complex lower extremity peripheral vascular bypass on 68-year-old was performed successfully at Shalby Hospital Mohali recently. Iqbal Singh, a retired army personnel, was presented with advanced peripheral vascular disease (PVD) and critical limb ischemia. The multidisciplinary vascular team of Shalby Hospital Mohali led by Dr Harinder Singh Bedi , chief cardiac & vascular surgeon restored full blood circulation to the affected limb, preventing imminent amputation and relieving the patient’s severe ischemic pain.
Dr Bedi said, “ A lower extremity peripheral vascular bypass was performed using an autogenous vein graft to reroute blood flow around the obstructed arterial segment. This resulted with immediate relief from resting leg pain, successful restoration of perfusion, uneventful postoperative course, and discharge in stable condition.
Advanced PVD severely restricts blood flow and threatens tissue viability. By performing this precise bypass, we successfully re-established normal perfusion, relieving ischemic pain and preventing potential amputation, said Dr Aayushi, cardiac anaesthetist. The patient experienced immediate pain relief after the procedure and was discharged after a short, stable recovery.
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