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Home » TN’s first micro hole throat surgery conducted on 56-year-old

TN’s first micro hole throat surgery conducted on 56-year-old

NT BureauBy NT BureauJanuary 25, 2021No Comments
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Chennai: Doctors at Dr Mehtas Hospital in Velappanchavadi successfully conducted Tamilnadu’s first micro hole surgery on throat of a 56-year-old affected by cancer in food pipe.

Says Dr Balamurugan, “We diagnosed cancer in food pipe after he complained of uneasiness while swallowing. We successfully conducted micro hole surgery on throat. He is hale and hearty now”.

Dr Balamurugan was assisted by anaesthetist Dr Rajkumar and oral maxillofacial experts.

 

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