The heart-warming story of a newborn’s fight against ‘Anorectal Malformation’
- Written by: Department of Mother & Child
- Published: December 17, 2020
- 4 min Read
Video Description
The couple went to a private hospital in their nearby area and consulted the doctor, after examination the doctor diagnosed the baby with ‘Anorectal Malformation’. Unfortunately, the treatment for ‘Anorectal Malformation’ was not available in their area so the doctor asked the couple to visit the hospital in Pune. Simultaneously, the couple visited several doctors in that period but were unable to find the solution for their baby.
Finally the couple reached Vishwaraj Hospital and consulted Dr Jayesh Desale doctor. As soon as the staff knew the baby’s condition, they switched the baby for saline and started the treatment. Next day the baby was operated successfully.
Dr Jayesh Desale explained, the baby was in a critical condition. The baby was only of 2 days and he had the condition called ‘Anorectal Malformation’ that means the baby did not had the anus opening. He said that they immediately took the baby for operation.
The Operation was successful and baby is out of danger now.
Timeless services of VishwaRaj Hospital and prompt effort of Dr.Jayesh Desale, an expert surgeon from the Pediatric Department, has saved the life of a two-day-old infant.
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