NIMA holds Seminar on Orthopaedics & Cardilogy

Ludhiana, March 27, 2014: The Ludhiana district branch of the National Integrated Medical Association (NIMA) held a Seminar on Orthopaedics & Cardilogy under the continued medical education (CME) project here last evening.

Dr Sanjeev Mahajan Director, Orthpaedics & Dr Paramdeep Singh Sandhu, HOD Interventional Cardilogy from Fortis

Hospital, Ludhiana were the guest speaker at the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Mahajan, said, "Fortis Hospital, Ludhiana Centre of Excellence for Bone & Joint employs cutting edge diagnostics and advanced technologies to ensure that you stay mobile. Our 360 degree approach to treatment has made us the preferred choice for treating all types of musculo-skeletal related problems, from Trauma Care to Arthroplasty (Total Joint Replacements), Arthroscopy, Complex Pelvic Acetabular Reconstructions and Limb Reconstructions. Joint Replacement Surgeries In Fortis Ludhiana- including knee, hip, shoulder and elbow replacements, are our forte. Across our hospitals, our surgeons do more 12,000 joint replacement procedures every year. The Joint Replacement Centre, an initiative of Fortis Healthcare's Centre of Excellence for Bone and Joint, has done pioneering work in offering patients state of the art treatment options such as implantation of patient-specific devices, Computer Navigated Advanced Joint Replacement Surgery and Minimally Invasive Anterior Hip Replacement. So whether it's Trauma Surgery, Revision Surgery, Minimally Invasive Arthroscopy Surgery or non-surgical rehabilitation you need, rest assured our orthopaedic and spine specialists, including surgeons, sports medicine specialists, rheumatologists,  nurses, physical and occupational therapists, will do whatever it takes to get you back to leading a full, active, independent life.”

Interventional Cardiologist Dr Paramdeep Singh Sandhu talked about Management of "Acute Myocardial Infarction", he discussed about the various re perfusion strategies and stressed for the need of early intervention in the treatment.

Over 100 doctors attended the seminar.