Liver transplant SMS Hospital Jaipur india

Liver transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur India will start in 2016 March 

Liver transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur

Post Care Unit and Liver Transplant Status Update

Post Care Unit and Liver Transplant Status Update SMS Hospital Jaipur India

Slow work of Post Care Unit  and don't know about liver transplant date -SMS Hospital Jaipur India

SMS Medical College 1990 Batch Reunion

SMS Medical College 1990 Batch Reunion with families in SMS college 

After 25 years, SMS medical college 1990 batch doctors met in reunion. 

Successful Skin Transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur India

Successful Skin Transplant in SMS Hospital  - Planning Skin Bank Jaipur Rajasthan India

SMS Hospital doctors Dr Rakesh Jain and team successfully operated skin transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur. The SMS doctors have achieved another remarkable feat by conducting the second skin transplant in the state (Second in a month).

The Sawai Man Singh (SMS) hospital doctors conducted the second skin transplant and gave new life to a 30-year-old man, who had suffered 55% burn injuries due to electrocution.

Skin Transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur

SMS Doctors online consultation website

SMS Doctors and engineers initiative 

SMS Doctors and engineers made a website www.healthdrop.in which will help patients for online consultation and appointment. At this 80 specialist doctors registered on the website who will give free consultation to patients and needy people. Website made by Mohit Singhal with the help of Dr Gaurav Singhal and doctors. 

SMS Doctors and engineers initiative 

Liver and Heart transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur

After Kidney and skin transplant, SMS hospital Jaipur is planning liver and heart transplant in new year. Initial preparation already completed, post care unit work is in progress. 

Liver and Heart transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur 

Skin transplant surgery SMS Hospital Jaipur India

First Skin transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur India

The Sawai Man Singh (SMS) hospital Jaipur India doctors conducted the first skin transplant and gave new life to a 14-year-old boy, who had suffered 40% burn injuries due to electrocution.

Fourteen-year-old Vishnu became the first recipient of cadaver skin transplant. For the past three months, he has been undergoing treatment in SMS hospital. But, the defining moment in his life came when doctors decided to give him a skin transplant, the first-of-its-kind in the hospital.

Skin transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur India

Cadaver Liver transplant with ILBS

ILBS responsible for first 25 Cadaver Liver transplant 

Cadaver Liver transplant preparation in progress at SMS. ILBS head meets the medical minister Dr. Girish, Chief at Institute of Liver and Bleary science met the medical minister at his residence along with a team of specialty doctors. Mr. Rathore, Medical minister has given his directions to start a team of four specialist doctors, i.e. two from ILBS team and two from SMS under the head of SMS medical college and to start the work of liver transplant as soon as possible.

According to MOU, ILBS team would do the first 25 transplants and then later SMS doctors would take up the responsibility. He has asked to start the facility of both cadaver liver and live liver transplant.

In Special team – Dr Ajay Sharma, Dr Randhir Singh from SMS and DR Girish and one other specialist from ILBS team would be under the special team force. The medical minister took necessary information about the process of liver transplant and cost from Dr Girish and gave orders to the dean of SMS College to buy the needed equipment. 

Cadaver Liver transplant in SMS hospital Jaipur with ILBS

The Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences

India's First Liver and Biliary Hospital, New Delhi

D-1, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

http://www.ilbs.in/

SMS Doctors are overloaded

SMS Doctors are overloaded and government does not have any Solution 

Albright Hereditary Osteodystrophy Treatment by SMS Doctors

Stones found in Women’s brain instead of Kidney/Gallbladder

First case of Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy at SMS

We have heard of Kidney and Gall Bladder stones but this is one of the first cases in India of stones in Brain. A women aged 20 years of Jhunjunu has been diagnosed with Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy.

It happens in 3 out of ten lakh people. The women’s epilepsy episodes have been fully controlled through medication. According to DR U.S Jain of SMS Medical College, the rare disease thesis written by DR RS Jain of neurology department at SMS has been published in the British medical journal under the name Brain Stones.

According to Dr. RS Jain the women from Jhunjunu was suffering from epilepsy since last 10 years along with problems of stressed nerves of hands and feet and extreme pain. After diagnosis lack of calcium, and phosphate and Para thyroid in high numbers came forward which are main reasons for brain stones. She also had glaucoma eye surgery in the age of 18 years. After the treatment, she has recovered. 

Albright Hereditary Osteodystrophy Treatment by SMS Doctors 

SMS Dhanvantri OPD is almost ready

SMS Hospital Dhanvantri Central Lab Collection, Bio-metric Lab and OPD is almost ready 

Separate Counter for BPL Patients in SMS Hospital Jaipur

Separate Counter for BPL Patients in SMS Hospital Jaipur

SMS Medical College Documentary-1

Yeh Hai SMS Meri Jaan 1

Shared By Dr Ashok Gehlot-2004

SMS Medical College anti ragging policy

Anti ragging awareness drive

SMS administration given 15 days leave to senior students to boost up SMS Medical Colleges freshers 

Anti ragging awareness drive

SMS MEDICAL COLLEGE Documentary-2

A documentary film on SMS MEDICAL COLLEGE 1ST DAY ENTRY. 

YEH HAI SMS MERI JAAN-2.

Shared By - Dr Ashok Gehlot

Teachers Day in SMS Medical College

Teachers Day celebration in SMS Medical College

Eye Cornea Endothelial transplant Surgery

Successful Eye Cornea Endothelial transplant Surgery of two patients at SMS Hospital Jaipur

The doctors of eye department at SMS hospital have successfully operated the cornea of two patients and completed endothelial transplant. This is also known as Descemet membrane keratoplasty. 

The operation lasted for 2 hours and the patient can now see properly. According to Dr. Dharamveer Singh, the innermost layer of cornea, which is like a cell membrane, is taken out and transplanted. He further adds that this is one of the most delicate of the surgeries performed until now. This operation was done with 2 to 3 mm hole. Dr Shashi and other doctors supported this operation.

Cornea Endothelial transplant SMS Hospital Jaipur

Post care location for liver transplant

Post care location for liver transplant in SMS Jaipur finalized

Work is in progress for Liver transplant process at SMS Jaipur. The first stepping-stone has been placed to make the process of liver transplant easier. The SMS medical college and Hospital authorities have marked the location for Post care unit for liver transplant. The budget is also finalized and approved. The work for liver transplant post care unit build would start in a few days.

Three units of post care would be built near the gastro operation theatre of Dhanvantri department. The work will be completed in three months. With the onset of post care unit the process of liver transplant will commence at SMS hospital. Earlier the liver transplant process was finalized at SMS, but the ILBS team from Delhi rejected it in absence of post care unit.

Will not take risks in Liver Transplant-

According to Dr. U.S. Agarwal, Principal SMS Medical College, The post care unit for liver transplant is very necessary at SMS. The location has been marked and the work shall start shortly. We do not want to take any risks in Liver transplant so all the necessary requirements will be met first.

Decisions taken at SMS meet-

At the meeting on Wednesday regarding organ donation the authorities decided that doctors would work extra hours regarding organ donation process. All senior, junior doctors and staff would provide extra time for the same. The NGO’s and staff should be involved more in counseling when the case of brain dead arises. The meeting was conducted under the guidance of Organ donation head, Dr. Vijay Tomar.

Post care unit for liver transplant

Radiographers are suffering from harmful effects of Radiation

Radiographers are suffering from harmful effects of Radiation

The radiologists of city are suffering from diseases in lieu of treatment of patients. No hospital seems to have record of staff that is sick due to radiation. Many are opting out of this career due to less salary and no safety protocols. Many radiologists have acquired diseases due to harmful effects of radiation. There have been many cases in which even their younger generation seemed to be suffering from the radiation effects.

Despite all this, no safety equipment have been arranged for the radiologists. Now no one seems interested in this job and especially the upcoming generation. 

According to Mumbai’s nuclear energy, board a radiologist can test up to 20 to 25 cases per day. However, because of free checkups there is work pressure of about 80 to 100 x rays in a day. According to rules, a worker cannot be kept for more than 40 hours in a week in radiation zone.

As per records of SMS hospital, 50% radiation workers out of 600 are suffering from baldness, cancer, leukemia, irrtatibility, skin problems in legs, abortion, eye, and birth defects. 

According to Dr. Anand Verma, former head of radio diagnosis department of SMS medical college, the radiation workers are working in the face of death. Institutes should research and find the causes and act on curbing of diseases.

Radiographers are suffering from harmful effects of Radiation

Separate ICU for Liver transplant in SMS

One person would save five others in future.

Separate ICU would be made for Liver transplant at SMS Jaipur-

Rajasthan is moving forward in the positive direction of organ transplant. After successful Cadaver kidney and other organ transplants, the next step is in Liver transplants. SMS hospital will have a new ICU for the same. After the instructions of Medical Minister Mr. Rajendra Rathore, the work has been commenced on college level. The ICU is expected to be ready in forthcoming months. Patients with Liver transplants would be admitted to this ICU. As Cadaver, liver transplant requires special after care of patients thus this decision was taken for future.

Also after many years, the Cadaver kidney transplant is also on the path of progress. Eight cadaver kidney transplants have been performed in the state. In addition, the state government has announced to make an organ transplant institute at SMS hospital Jaipur.

The growth and awareness of organ donation-

Earlier even eye donators were very few in Rajasthan. Then people got more and more aware and now this number has increased ten folds. Similar was the case with body donation, but now each year in SMS alone there have been 10 to 15 donation cases. Similar is the scenario of liver and kidney donators. A private hospital and SMS have already started work on the same.

Organs of brain dead remain in working condition-

According to Dr. U.S Agarwal, Prof SMS Medical College, Brain dead is a state when the brain stops functioning. These patients remain on ventilator and it is not possible to save them. However, their organs like kidneys, liver, eyes, pancreas, and heart keep functioning. As per experts, these organs can be used as lifesavers to give new life to injured and sick patients.

Treatment cost decreased-

According to Dr. Ajay Sharma, Gastro Surgeon, SMS, Earlier the patients had to go to other states to get cadaver transplant surgery that costs about 25 to 30 lakhs. Also extra cost for living/food etc of family members is additional. If the same surgery is performed in one’s own state then the cost is decreased by 25 to 30%.After the success of cadaver kidney transplants, SMS will perform liver and heart transplants.

Counseling is necessary-

It takes quite the effort to explain the process and benefits of saving other lives to family members of brain dead patients but the situation is expected to become better. Dr Vinay Tomar, Head of urology, SMS have been appointed as transplant head by the authorities.

Liver transplant SMS Hospital Jaipur

Doctor's voice Rafi Song and SMS auditorium

Doctor's voice Rafi Song and SMS Medical College auditorium 

Doctor's voice Rafi Song and SMS auditorium 

SMS OPD over crowded with patients

Doctors unequipped to handle increasing number of patients.

Waiting time increases two – folds for patients.

Doctors at SMS hospital are unable to handle the growing number of patients every day. On and average one doctor has around 150 patients lined up daily. This is also decreasing per patient time with the doctor.

The outdoor facility has seen large growth in the number of patients in last 5 years. However, the doctor to patient ratio is not in equilibrium. According to statistics five years back where there were around 60 patients per doctor, now the number has increased to 155 per doctor. There are 16 clinical departments at the hospital with an average of four doctors in respective OPD’s. Doctor patient time has also decreased in last 5 years. Where earlier, it was approximately 5 minutes per patient and now it has decreased to a minute per patient. 

More than 200 patients per doctor in medicine, skin, and cardiology departments-

According to Dr. Ajit Singh, Additional medical superintendent SMS, “Around 65 doctors are present in one department in OPD. On an average of 10,000 patients, around 625 are present in each department. Although in some departments like cardiology, Medicine, and skin this number increases to more than 1000.This, directly impacts doctor patient time and in such departments, the average number of patients visiting one doctor increases to 200.

Average has increased along with the numbers-

According to Dr. U.S Agarwal Lecturer SMS Medical College and Skin Specialist, “The increasing number of patients has put pressure on doctors but still we are maintaining our qualitative standards. Dr Shashi Mohan Sharma, Additional Lecturer SMS Medical College comments, “Many times the number of patients in OPD reaches 200.” 

First Rare Disease Clinic JK Loan hospital Jaipur

Around 62 children benefit with better treatment in Country’s first rare disease clinic.

JK Loan hospital had launched rare disease clinic in April.

Around 62 children have been benefiting from treatment at State’s largest child hospital JK Loan’s rare disease clinic and all children are on path of recovery now after 5 months. According to ICMR there are more than seven crore cases of more than 7000 rare diseases in India. 

First Rare Disease Clinic JK Loan hospital Jaipur

In Rajasthan only the number of cases amount to more than 25 lakhs. Any disease which occurs in one out of 2000 people comes under rare diseases according to the European 
council.


Rajasthan is at the top-

Due to less information, knowledge and how of such rare diseases even doctors are sometimes unable to detect them and normal treatments continue which leads to deterioration of health of patient and then the treatment or cure becomes impossible. To eliminate this problem Rajasthan government took a decision to open this rare disease clinic in April. According to Dr. Ashok Gupta of J.K Loan Hospital “The first rare disease clinic to be launched in Rajasthan is a big step in the field of medical science. Around 62 cases have been diagnosed and treated. The main benefit is that the doctors now have the knowledge of such rare diseases which was impossible to find before.

Information about Two Cases – Saved from rare disease

Case 1. An infant child, daughter of Kailash from Barmer, was nearly unconscious and was not responding properly since 3 days. She had problems in both her hands and legs within two days of birth and had stopped drinking milk. Tests like CBC, Serum Calcium and ammonia, renal function, septic screen and MRI etc were performed on the infant and it was deterred that she had metabolism problem. She was treated for same and is healthy now.

Case 2. A child of 11 months had vomiting and diarrhea and within 8 hours the respiratory system started deteriorating. The child was admitted for around 12 days in JK Loan hospital and several tests like ACOT, Cholesterol, Serum Lactate, ammonia etc were conducted and was inferred that the child was suffering from Galactosemia. The new treatment for the same was started and the child is healthy now.

298 Kidney Transplant in 10 Years

298 Kidney Transplant in 10 Years

Kidney Transplant in SMS Hospital Jaipur

According to Dr Vinay Malhotra (Head of Nephrology Department SMS) and Dr Dhananjay Agarwal, this rate is very good compare to other hospitals in India. Rajasthan Government is planning institute of organ transplant in Jaipur. Government is planning to invest 70 crore in three phases for organ transplant institute. 

Nucleic acid testing (NAT) in SMS Blood Bank

SMS Blood Bank will start Nucleic acid testing (NAT) in this year. It is is a molecular technique for screening blood donations to reduce the risk of transfusion transmitted infections (TTIs) in the recipients, thus providing an additional layer of blood safety.

Nucleic acid testing (NAT)

 Before this test report waiting period was 3 months but now it will reduce to 14 days. 

Complicated Cancer surgery in SMS Hospital

Delhi Private hospital doctors denied and SMS Doctors performed rare complicated surgery successfully  

SMS Hospital Gastro Surgery

SMS Doctors Team who performed surgery - Dr Ajay Sharma, (gastro surgeon), Dr Randheer, Dr Vandana Mangal, Dr Dipti and Dr Mitesh 

15 Successful Bone marrow Transplant

2 Years and 15 Successful Bone marrow Transplant in SMS

Dr Sandeep Jasuja with his team members successfully operated 15 bone marrow transplant in last two years.  

Transplant Expense - 

Out of India - 3-4 Crore

Private Hospital - 30-40 Lakh

SMS Hospital - 3-4 Lakh

BPL - Free after government permission

Team - Dr Sandeep Jasuja, Dr Leenu, Dr Hasan, Dr Ajay and Dr Sandeep Bairwa

Cancer Treatment using Leg Bone -ENT

SMS ENT department doctors treated cancer patient using leg bone- 

पैर की हड्डी से बनाया युवक का जबड़ा

With the help of Dr ManPrakash Sharma, Dr Pawan Singhal (ENT Department) and his team members Dr Rajeev Meena, Dr Surendra, Dr Sunita & Dr Durga were involve in this surgery and treatment. 

SMS Hospital Vs AIIMS Hospital - SMS is Best in services

SMS Hospital Jaipur is providing best services to patients however it lacks in facilities compare to AIMS Hospital

SMS Vs AIIMS -

Neurosurgery - SMS 18000 Vs AIIMS 16000

OPD -28 Lakh Vs AIIMS 24 Lakh

Angioplasty - SMS 12000 Vs AIIMS 12300

General Surgery - SMS 14500 Vs AIIMS 15000

Urology - SMS 9500 Vs AIIMS 9300

* Per month more then 40 Angioplasty

* 24 hours Cath Lab

* Per month 4-5 Kidney transplant 

* Already SMS doctors created three world records

* All type of laparoscopic surgery

#D.Bhaskar Report

#SMSisBest

J K Lon Hospital Doctors music therapy treatment

Mother’s voice woke kid from coma in J K Lon’s paediatric hospital Jaipur

A comatose kid was on ventilator from three weeks, woke after hearing his mother’s recorded voice. When kid's father came to J K Lon hospital he was hopeless but doctors efforts and doctors music therapy intervention worked for kid. 

A seven-member team led by Dr Ashok Gupta decided to try music therapy, in addition to tracheostomy and oxygen therapy. 

#JKLonhospitalJaipur

#JKLondoctorjaipur

Gall Bladder Stone Removal by SMS Hospital Doctors team

SMS Hospital Doctors made a world record by removing Gall Bladder Stone from a two year child. 

SMS Doctors Team- 

1. Dr Jeevan kankariya

2. Dr S P Sharma

3. Dr Poonam Kalra

4. Dr Mamta Sharma

5. Dr Mahima

6. Dr R K Gupta

#Gall Bladder Stone Surgery SMS Hospital Jaipur 

Great job by cardiothoracic surgeon doctors team in sms hospital

Congrats Dr Sanjeev and his team 

Dr. Sanjeev Devgada and team, cardiothoracic department sms hospital jaipur

Dr Ajay Yadav selected in medical oncology Department AIIMS

Dr Ajay Yadav selected in medical oncology Department AIIMS

Sr Residents in SMS emergency

Sr Residents in SMS emergency 

SMS will change rules

SMS will change rules for patients

Now any patient can be shifted to any free ICU bed - 

Dont Worry About the Government Hospitals Christopher Taylor Barry

Don't Worry About the Government (Hospitals)

From Christopher Taylor Barry blog-

Transplant surgeon, organ donation advocate, TEDx speaker, blogger, research scientist, social entrepreneur, musician, and honorary Indian.

Christopher Taylor

I recently had the opportunity to work in the Indian Government Hospital setting as a transplant surgery adviser to the Government of Rajasthan and it reminded me of the Veteran's Administration Hospitals in the U.S. Any big bureaucracy anywhere in the world is bound to have inefficiencies and strange cultural quirks. When trying to move forward with a complex endeavor such as transplant, there will be resistance and frustrations involved. Here are 10 observations from my experience, most of which now seem amusing but when they were happening in real time, they often made for head-exploding moments. Please note that these comments are not confined to India (I adore this country and respect it in so many ways), they are just examples of goofy bureaucracies worldwide.

1. The longer I keep you waiting, the more important I am.

This is a common power-wielding tactic throughout humanity, but in the strangely plastic time-space warp that exists in India, significant delays and inefficiencies can result. My time is important. Our time is important. Please don't disrespect us to calm your own insecurities.

2. Let me show you how powerful I am by wasting your time.

This is actually a corollary to #1, but deserves its own entry. I was in a meeting where the bureaucrat paused in the middle to dictate a letter to his assistant about what we had just been discussing. Okay, it only took 10 minutes, but c'mon... really?

3. Yes, yes of course (absolutely not).

I was warned about this one before I came to India. Everyone nodding in agreement out of politeness and fear of saying no. Sometimes it takes a while to figure out people's real intentions and much valuable time can be wasted. Please just tell me if you can't or do not want to do it; I will find someone else who is willing to help me.

4. There is no central purchasing department; please navigate the labyrinth yourself.

If you want the government hospital to purchase equipment or supplies on your behalf (that is, if you are lucky enough that they are willing to spend money on you), then you have to do almost everything yourself. Write down each item. Detail the specifications for each. Identify all potential suppliers so they can competitively bid.

You must spend your valuable time doing this instead of saving the lives of your patients... Aargh!

5. I am simply interested in looking good for a promotion or not doing anything controversial before retiring.

Sad but true, most of us will try to position ourselves for advancement or protect ourselves from change when it comes to our jobs. My issue with this is that so many people try to do this without doing any actual work. Those trying to look good will rely on the hard work of others (usually their subordinates) and those trying to stay safe will simply not lift a finger.

6. The 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. shift is charity work -- those patients be damned. Cash flow starts with the private clinic from 3-11 p.m.

Okay, this one is a little harsh and I know that Government doctors in India are not lazy. They are incredibly intelligent (appointment to a Government Hospital is entirely merit based, so they are the cream of the crop) but their pay is very little compared to the private sector. Out of necessity (we all gotta eat!), many government doctors conduct private clinics in their off hours to provide the bulk of their income. Unfortunately, this situation sometimes instills an attitude of less attention toward the government hospital patients because the doctor is not necessarily available 24/7 for emergency consultation.

7. Accountability and transparency are foreign concepts to be resisted.
The lack of accountability and transparency in all aspects of Indian society needs to change if India really wants to be regarded as a serious world stage player. Particularly for a field like transplantation, every active transplant center needs to be answerable to their performance and outcomes relative to everyone else. Only in this way will superior and suboptimal practices be unveiled so that real and steady progress can be achieved. Transparency is also paramount to gain the trust of the public and nontransplant medical professionals.

8. Cherish inertia and shun innovation.

The thought of change can be uncomfortable. But in a country like India where one's very survival depends on a constant state of adaptation to change, I find it curious that maintaining the status quo is as valued as is everywhere else in the world. Sure, people work hard to get to where they are professionally and change can be threatening, but moving forward and trying something new are critical for realizing innovation. And everyone knows that India's great promise as a future world leader depends on her people's innovation and creativity.

9. What is quality?

Quality assurance and outcomes-based assessments are relatively new concepts even in Western medicine, but India cannot afford to ignore these trends. After all, the practice of medicine should really at its heart be all about the patient's well being. Things should not happen just because they can. Attention to quality at every level--from whether a patient lives or dies to whether the family is satisfied with the cleanliness of their loved one's hospital room -- is so important in gaining international respect and attracting business. Oh yeah, it's also best for the patient!

10. Don't challenge my VIP-ness.

I'm still trying to understand the prevalent "VIP culture" here in India. Exaggerated feelings of self importance exist everywhere in this world, but it seems to me that there are more VIP wanna-be's among the Indians (and NRIs) I know compared to my non-Indian friends. As a result, doctors, hospital administrators and politicians are all more prone to having their feelings hurt if they feel slighted or threatened. This is a minefield that deserves respect and attention, but can make the chess game of advancing an agenda so much more complicated.

Christopher Taylor Barry

Read blog at - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christopher-taylor-barry/dont-worry-about-the-government-hospitals_b_7068012.html?ir=India 

Finally After 30 years, SMS toppers get gold medals

They were all toppers in their subjects when they graduated from the Sawai Man Singh (SMS) medical college in 1984-85 and in the following years. But their gold medals remained elusive. Thirty years later, on Thursday, these toppers, some of whose children are now studying in the medical college, finally got the chance to bask in their moment of glory after they were given the medal.

"What an amazing feeling it generates when you are awarded with gold medals for academics in the same college where your children are studying," Dr Vinita Patni, a city-based gynecologist said.

Finally After 30 years, SMS toppers get gold medals

Donor and Recipient Cross Matching

Now Monilek hospital research center jaipur will provide Donor and Recipient Cross Matching during kidney transplant for SMS hospital patients 

complement‐dependent cytotoxicity cdc

Now monilek hospital research center jaipur will provide Donor and Recipient Cross Matching during kidney transplant for SMS hospital patients 

complement‐dependent cytotoxicity CDC Test