Medical
Camp at Suklai, Assam The 4th February, 2013 was a red-letter day for
Jogen Basumatary Vivekananda Kendra Hospital, Shuklai.
On this day a newly set up General Surgery Operation Theatre was
inaugurated by Shri Biswajit Daimary, Member of Parliament from Bodoland
in the presence of large number of dignitaries which included Dr.
Parthajyoti Gogoi, Regional Director, Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Government of India, Shri Reo Reeoa Nargery, Executive Member,
Health & Family Welfare, Bodoland Territorial Council and Sei Ganesh
Kachari, Executive Member of BTC & local Councilor, Dr. Bidyut
Goswami, Chairman of the Governing Body of JBM-VK Hospital, Shuklai and
Man. Pravin Dabholkar, Jt. General Secretary of Vivekananda Kendra
Kanyakumari. Other most prominent and integral part of the Camp was the
following Surgeons and Anesthesiologists, who represented REMOTE AREA
MEDICAL CORP. (RAM), Knoxville, USA and came to Shuklai to perform the
surgeries free of cost for the benefit of the poverty stricken populace
of the Shuklai and the adjoining areas.
1.Dr. Gangadhar Sangvai, (General Surgeon) originally from Mumbai, Maharastra
2.Dr. Anuradha .Kulkarni (Anesthesiologist) originally from Aurangabad, Maharastra
3.Dr. Mohini Gehani (Anesthesiologist) originally from Mumbai
4.Dr. Vinayak Kulkarni (Gastroenterologist) originally from Aurangabad, Maharastra
5.Dr. Qutub Nadaf (General Surgeon) originally from Kolhapur, Maharastra
6.Dr. Subhash Puranik (General Surgeon) originally from Mumbai, Maharastra
7.Dr. Harish Pariani (Internal Medicine) originally from Mumbai,Maharastra
8.Dr.(Mrs.) Tina Pariani, General Practitioner from USA
Immediately after the ceremonial inauguration of the Operation Theatre,
a ceremony to inaugurate the Surgery Camp commenced. The NRI Doctors,
invited dignitaries and the august gathering was welcomed by Sri Romen
Chakraborty. Secretary of Jogen Basumatary Vivekananda Kendra Hospital,
Shuklai. Dr. Debasish Dey Adhikary, Chief Coordinator of the Surgery
Camp introduced the guests especially the NRI Doctors from USA. All the
NRI Doctors and Dignitaries on the Dias were presented with a ceremonial
Bodo Scarf know as ARNAI, a Japi (Traditional Cap), a Karbi (A Tribe
of Assam) Shawl and a woolen side Bag by Sri Romen Chakraborty,
Secretary. Dr. Parthajyoti Gogoi, Regional Director, Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare, Government of India in his brief speech
declared the Surgery Camp open.
The first speech of the inauguration ceremony was delivered by Dr.
(Mrs.) Anuradha Kulkarni, who explained the objectives of the REMOTE
AREA MEDICAL CORP. (RAM), Knoxville, USA, which all of her Team members
represent. She said that all her team members are overwhelmed at the
reception, love and care accorded by the organizers. She assured that
they will extend their service for the people of the area not only for
the present camp but also in future.
Speeches were also delivered by Shri Reo Reoa Nargery, Executive Member,
Health & Family Welfare, Bodoland Territorial Council, Sri Ganesh
Kachari, Executive Member, Man. Pravin Dabholkar, Jt. General Secretary
of Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari.
List of Doctors who participated in the Surgery Camp
1.Dr. Gangadhar Sangvai, (General Surgeon) USA
2.Dr. Anuradha .Kulkarni (Anesthesiologist) USA
3.Dr. Mohini Gehani (Anesthesiologist) USA
4.Dr. Vinayak Kulkarni (Gastroenterologist) USA
5.Dr. Qutb Nadaf (General Surgeon) USA
6.Dr. Subhash Puranik (General Surgeon) USA
7.Dr. Harish Pariani (Internal Medicine) USA
8.Dr.(Mrs.) Tina Pariani, (General Practitioner) USA
9.Dr. Sunil Godbole (Orthopedic Surgeon) Pune, India
10.Dr. Vishram Dewan (Gynecologist), Nasik. India
Detailed statistics of the Surgeries as well as medicinal treatments done
| Srl. No. |
Date |
Description of services rendered |
No. of beneficiaries |
| 1 |
4-Feb to 9-Feb |
OPD PATIENTS ATTENDED |
555 |
| 2 |
4-Feb to 9-Feb |
TOTAL PATHOLOGICAL TESTS DONE
|
344 |
| 3 |
6- Feb to 9-Feb |
TOTAL ENDOSCOPIES CONDUCTED |
47 |
| 4 |
7- Feb to 8-Feb |
TOTAL E. C. Gs CONDUCTED |
3 |
| 5 |
8-Feb |
TOTAL SIGMODOSCOPIES CONDUCTED |
3 |
| 6 |
9-Feb |
TOTAL COLONOSCOPIES CONDUCTED |
1
|
| 7 |
4-Feb to 9-Feb |
TOTAL MAJOR SURGERIES DONE |
39 |
| 8 |
4-Feb to 9-Feb |
TOTAL MINOR SURGERIES DONE |
21 |
