Lucknow: Successful operation of a rare disease was done in King George Medical University, Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. After 7 months, baby Nitya will be able to drink milk properly. Hardoi resident Businessman who works in Ludhiana, Punjab for his livelihood.
7 months ago his wife Divya gave birth to a daughter. There was an atmosphere of happiness in the family. But after birth, whenever the baby was fed milk, it started to have breathing problems and its color turned blue. Due to this, the newborn had to be admitted to NICU many times.
On the advice of a relative, the parents of the patient brought him to the pediatric department of King George Medical University for treatment. Where the treatment was done for about 3 months and the patient was fed milk through a tube.
But as soon as the patient was fed milk, he again started having symptoms like coughing and pneumonia. Examination of the patient’s food pipe through a telescope revealed that the patient’s food pipe and windpipe were congenitally connected. The patient was referred to the pediatric surgery department for surgery.
In the Department of Pediatric Surgery, Professor Jiledaar Rawat and his team examined the windpipe through a telescope and saw the connection between the food pipe and the windpipe and operated on the patient. The operation was very complicated, the patient’s chest was opened and the food pipe and windpipe were separated. After the operation, the child was kept on ventilator for two days.
Now the child is able to drink milk comfortably and his parents are very happy. Honorable Vice Chancellor Dr. Sonia Nityanand congratulated the surgical team for the success.
Operation team – Professor Jiledaar Rawat, Dr. Piyush Kumar, Dr. Preeti Kumari
Anesthesia team – Dr. Satish Verma and team
Nursing staff – Sister Rita
