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- The Neurosurgery department at Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences performed a bilateral GPi deep brain stimulation procedure on a 23-year-old patient.
- The surgery utilized an asleep technique that does not require the patient to be awake during electrode placement.
- Financial assistance for the operation was provided through the TTD Pranadana scheme and the Dr. NTR Vaidya Seva Trust.
- Medical experts hope this technique improves accessibility to advanced treatments for those with movement disorders.
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G. Jagadeesh
director and vice-chancellor
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“the institute ensures that financial constraints do not prevent economically weaker patients from accessing advanced medical treatment.”
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…using advanced medical technology. Siddareddy too has been discharged on Wednesday after recovery. He received ₹5 lakh assistance under the TTD Pranadana scheme. Svims director and vice-chancellor Dr G. Jagadeesh said the institute ensures that financial constraints do not prevent economically weaker patients from accessing advanced medical treatment. He thanked the TTD management and Dr NTR Vaidya Seva Trust for supporting expensive procedures for poor patients. The procedures had been performed under the supervision of Neurosurgery department head Dr V.V. Ramesh…
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Named India · Bokka Naga Satish · Nagireddy Siddareddy · Anil · Datta Pradeep · Dr. NTR Vaidya Seva Trust · D. Satya Sachin · G. Jagadeesh · Mahesh · Manchuri Bhanu Prakash Reddy · Saroj Noel Kappala · Sona Shekhar Reddy · Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences
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