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Amazingly, doctors at IGMC Shimla removed the brain tumor from the nose without any incision.

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Shimla, dt. 29 January 2023, Sunday

New modern technology usage is increasing day by day. Then the doctors of Shimla in Himachal Pradesh have done amazing work. Doctors in Shimla, using modern technology, removed the brain tumor from the patient's nose without any incision. The doctors of Indira Gandhi Medical College in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh have done this amazingly.

In this operation, the skull was first separated from the head

So far, doctors of the neuro department had to perform major operations to operate on brain tumors. In which the operation was done by separating the skull from the head. But now doctors have succeeded in removing brain tumor without any incision.

In this operation, there is no cauterization, no stitches, and no bleeding.

This successful operation was done by Dr. Neurosurgeon Department of IGMC Shimla. Viplo and Dr. Digvijay Singh Thakur did it. After the success of the operation Dr. Viplo and Dr. Digvijay Singh Thakur said that for the first time, a brain tumor has been removed from a patient's head through the nose using modern endoscopy technology without any incision. In this operation, there is no circumcision and no bleeding whatsoever and no stitches are taken in the head. This operation is done without any kind of incision.

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