Ajab-gazab: 60 minutes of surgery, 6 hours in counting stones, 8125 stones extracted from the stomach of the elderly, doctors were also stunned

Gurugram. More than 8 thousand stones (cheek stones) were extracted from the 70 -year -old man’s stomach. The team of doctors took out gaul stone (stones). This is the first case so far, in which such a large amount of stones have been removed from the stomach of a person. The biggest thing is that this entire operation took 60 minutes, but it took more than 6 hours to count the gall stone (stones) from the stomach. The case is of Gurugram in Haryana. According to the information, doctors at Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram performed a rare surgery and successfully relieved 8,125 stones (stones) from the gall bladder of the 70 -year -old patient and relieved the patient from the last long -term pain and restlessness. The patients were struggling with the complaint of stomach pain, in between, having hunger and weakness and they were also feeling heaviness in the chest. During this operation, a team of 10 -member doctors made this operation successful within an hour. The patients were initially reluctant about treatment. But when his pain continued to grow and was out of his control, he was brought to Fortis Gurugram in a critical condition. On getting admitted here, his stomach was immediately ultrasound, in which he showed a lot of heaviness in his gall bladder. Given their condition, doctors immediately took out thousands of gaulstones deposited in the gall bladder (gallbladder) by performing minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery. This surgery lasted about an hour and after 2 days, the patient was also discharged from the hospital in a stable condition. Vice President and Faculty Director Yash Rawat said that the challenging case was handled here and during an hour -long surgery, the patient was removed from the gallbladder by removing stones from the gallbladder in the stomach. However, after the surgery, there was even longer work left as the support team had to count the gallstones extracted from the patient’s gall bladder. Sitting for hours after surgery, the team found in the count that the figure was surprisingly 8,125. He said that the matter was really rare, even if it was not unprecedented. If the gallstones are not treated, the stone continues to grow gradually. In this case, stones had increased to such an extent due to neglect by the patient for the past several years. If there was more delay, the patient’s condition could have deteriorated considerably and there could have been serious complaints like gallbladder infection, stomach pain. In such a situation, if not treated, pus (pus) starts forming in the gallbladder, and the inner surface of the gallbladder also starts to become tough and it can also contain fibrosis. Even the possibility of cancer of gallbladder cannot be ruled out. After surgery, the patient’s condition is stable and has no special discomfort. The case rarely made the patient’s gall bladder by a large number of stones, which are usually made of cholesterol and are often related to obesity and more cholesterol -containing doses. Vice President and Facility Director Yash Rawat said that a large number of stones present in the patient’s Gaulstone made the entire matter very serious and quite rare. But despite this, under the leadership of Dr. Amit Javed, the team of our doctors successfully handled the matter, showing extraordinary skills. Fortis Hospital Gurugram has clinical excellence and best-in-class care available for treatment in such cases, and we will continue to continue to save the lives of patients and ensure higher level care for better results.

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