Successful Medical treatment for a critical heart condition for guest from Zimbabwe.

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Hello! I am Kerry Kelter Lino from Harare,Zimbabwe.I had bouts of occasional trouble in breathing. Our family was really concerned about my health.We did my cardiology screening at Medical Imaging center /Baines intercare medical center in Harare Zimbabwe.
The finding were suggestive of a pericardial effusion - left ventricle to pericardial fistula.
There were two prominent pseudo aneurysm from the left ventricle.
I was advised to come to India for Medical treatment.
My husband scanned and emailed all my medical reports to An Indian Medical and healthcare consultancy firm CMCS Health.
There response was prompt.With 24 hours , we had opinions of best Indian Cardiac specialists from best Indian hospitals with details of treatment course,expected outcome,hospital and India stay required and total cost involved.
We selected Dr Yugal K Mishra - Director Cardio-Thoracic surgery at Fortis escorts heart Institute ,New Delhi,India for my medical treatment in India.

We were asked By CMCS Health to send my and my medical attendants passport details for a visa assistance letter.
We were assisted by CMCS Health team in procuring medical and Medical X Visa for me and my husband for coming to India.

We were received at New Delhi Airport by CMCS Health team and were immediately taken to Fortis Escorts Heart Institute,New Delhi.

As our appointment was already fixed with Dr Yugal Mishra ,my treating doctor ,we were seen by the doctor and were advised for some investigations for proper evaluation of my medical condition and subsequent medical treatment.

Dr Yugal Mishra at Fortis escorts Heart Institute ,going through my medical investigations.

The Intervention Cardiologist at Fortis escorts briefing my husband about treatment course and expected outcome.

Having our complimentary breakfast at Fortis Escorts cafeteria.

I was admitted in hospital the same day and procedure was done.

After successful treatment i was discharged from the hospital.

CMCS Health's Managing director was present during my procedure and at discharge from hospital time.

With Fortis excorts marketing team member and CMCS Health managing director at International patient lounge.

Infront of Fortis Escorts Heart Institute,New Delhi,India.

After successful Medical treatment we had the oppurtunity of some sight seeing in New Delhi. In front of India Gate.

We went for shopping for gifts for my family members in Zimbabwe.

We are happy for my medical treatment in India through CMCS Health. They are thorough professionals and we were never made to feel that we are away from home and in a foreign country.

We recommend to Global guests seeking specialized medical treatment in India to come here through CMCS Health. 

Keeping your liver healthy - CMCS Health

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Liver is a vital organ and the largest gland found only in vertebrates.Currently there is no alternative available for compensating the loss of liver function other than a Liver transplant.

A healthy Liver keeps an Individual Healthy.

What Your Liver do for you:

Your Liver plays an Important role in Protein,carbohydrates, lipids and amino acids metabolism. It also is responsible for producing bile which helps in digestion of fats in small intestine and carrying away of wastes and toxins.

Liver is also responsible for production of several important protein components of blood plasma  mainly prothrombin, fibrinogen, and albumins. Prothrombin and fibrinogen proteins are coagulation factors involved in stopping of bleeding from any cut or wound by clotting mechanism. Albumins are proteins that maintain the isotonic environment of the blood so that cells of the body do not gain or lose water in the presence of body fluids.

Your Liver also works as a reservoir of many essential nutrients,minerals and vitamins including glucose (in form of glycogen ), iron and copper , Vitamin A, Vitamin D ,Vitamin K and Vitamin B12.

Liver also plays an important role in detoxifying your body from toxins and harmful substances,

What are Liver diseases :

How Liver diseases are diagnosed :

What Causes Liver diseases:

How to Keep your liver healthy:

Kyphosis Surgery in India -CMCS Health

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A successful CABG ( By-Pass Heart Surgery ) for a Nigerian guest-CMCS Health

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Mr Ajiya Kontagora Muhammad from Kontagora, Niger state, Nigeria had three blocked arteries in his heart. He also was diabetic and hypertensive. He was recommended by his treating Nigerian Doctor for a bypass heart surgery ( CABG). 
Mr Ajiya approached CMCS Health with all his medical reports. On receiving the medical reports CMCS Health, the Leading Medical Tourism Provider Agency in India for Foreign Patients discussed the reports of Mr Ajiya with the leading cardiologists of India. 
All the doctors believed that Mr Ajiya required a CABG or Bypass Heart Surgery.

CMCS Health emailed opinions of  Top Indian CVTS Surgeons with Treatment course and cost of treatment, costs of associated logistics, and all other relevant details to Mr. Ajiya.

Mr Ajiya selected Dr. Rajneesh Malhotra Chairman of the CVTS Department at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket in New Delhi, India as his treating doctor. 

Mr Ajiya was asked to send passport copies of himself and his medical attendant for a Medical VISA assistance letter.

A Visa Assistance Letter was sent to the Indian High Commission in Abuja, Nigeria with a copy to Mr. Ajiya.

CMCS Health helped Mr. Ajiya and his medical attendant procure their Medical Visas from Nigeria to India for their India Visit.

After Getting the Indian medical visa, Mr Ajiya informed CMCS Health about their travel itinerary.

CMCS Health scheduled their appointments with treating doctors and booked a guest house with a fully furnished kitchen for their outside hospital stay in India.

 

Mr Ajiya was received at the New Delhi Airport by CMCS Health MD, himself.

 Mr Ajiya at IGI Airport New Delhi, after a long flight took his morning snacks, as he had to take his diabetes and BP medicines.

Mr. Ajiya was transported to Max Superspeciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi for his scheduled appointment with dr Rajneesh Malhotra. 

Dr Rajneesh Malhotra examined Mr. Ajiya and recommended an ECHO and other tests for deciding a course of treatment.

On receiving of test reports Mr. Ajiya was admitted to the hospital for a CABG ( Bypass Heart Surgery).

The surgery ICU stay for Mr. Ajiya was uneventful and he was shifted to a normal Ward for recovery and follow-up.

Mr Ajiya was discharged from the hospital after a successful CABG surgery and was shifted to his guest house for recovery and follow-up.

Mr Ajiya was taken back to Max Hospital for stitches removal and follow-up from his guest house.

A customary Successful treatment ceremony was organized by CMCS Health for Mr. Ajiya at Max Hospital attended by His treating doctor, Dr. Rajneesh Malhotra, Max Super Speciality Hospital, and CMCS Health teams.

Mr Ajiya left Max Super Speciality Hospital as a healthy and cured person.

Later a complimentary eye checkup for diabetic retinopathy was conducted for Mr. Ajiya at Fortis Memorial Research Institute Gurgaon.

Dr Anita Sethi Director - Dept of Opthalmology, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurgaon prescribed some medications for Mr. Ajiya for his eyes.

Mr Ajiya Left India as a cured and healthy person with good memories of India and Indians.

Another successful treatment story for a global guest was added to the CMCS Health portfolio.

The Trusted Medical Tourism in India Assistance for Foreign  Heart Patients.

A Successful Liver transplant surgery in India -CMCS Health

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Jassi is the only son of his aging parents. He had suffered an end-stage liver disease. After spending big money in various hospitals in Delhi and Gurgaon, he approached CMCS Health for his Liver transplant surgery. We not only conducted a successful liver transplant for him but also convinced his wife to donate a part of her liver to save her ailing husband.
The Organ transplant committee meeting was held within a week of CMCS Health taking over his case and surgery was performed the next week.
By the grace of Almighty and the efforts of the Liver transplant team of doctors, Jassi is given a new lease of life. Today, after 4 years of a successful liver transplant Jassi is living a perfectly normal and healthy life with his life-saving life partner who saved his life by donating a portion of her own liver.
Total transparency, Better care with the best specialist, and a patient-centric approach are hallmarks of CMCS Health.

Jassi with his Mother after a successful liver transplant.
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Jassi with his aging parents and his donor wife.

A small celebration for Jassi's successful surgery was attended by a patient from Tanzania and her caretaker aunt.

Our Reward. Smiles on ailing faces.

The lovely couple enjoyed their big moment.

The Customary sightseeing post the successful liver transplant.

Dreams in eyes for a better and healthier future.

All smiles.

At India Gate.

Jassi, three months after her successful liver transplant visited us for a review.

The Loving husband and doting wife.

Four years after the successful liver transplant, they are living a normal healthy life.

A successful Radio surgery for AVM for a Kenyan guest in India.

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Breast Cancer risk factors - CMCS Health.

Breast cancer treatments in India with best Indian Breast cancer specialists.

Many of the doctors around the world feels that early detection can save thousands of precious lives every year. Awareness among global population about the screenings for early detection of breast cancer and who are at greater risk of developing breast cancer can really help in saving precious lives. We at  CMCS Health offer best and affordable Breast Cancer treatment in India. with best Indian breast cancer specialist doctors at well equipped and well managed hospitals.  Let us understand certain basics about breast cancer.

What are the risk factors associated with breast cancer:

It is very difficult to pin point factors responsible for breast cancer. Many of the women who were exposed to breast cancer risk factors never had breast cancer whereas many women who developed breast cancer have no apparent risk factor, of course apart from being a woman and growing old.
But some of the established risk factors associated with breast cancer are listed below.

Age:

Age is a major factor for breast cancer,usually older woman are more prone to develop breast cancer but there are reported incidences of young woman developing breast cancer too. Women who are fifty and above have higher incidences of developing breast cancer. In general ,the women who are diagnosed with breast cancer,about 8 out of 10 woman were aged above 50.Women who are in the age group of 50-70 years and carry other risk factors needs to be screened every third year as an effective measure for early diagnosis and better treatment options.

Medications:

Recent oral contraceptive usage:

Certain studies suggest that women who are currently on oral contraceptive pills are marginally more susceptible to breast cancer than the women who have never used them.Women goes back to normal risk of acquiring breast cancer once they stop using oral contraceptive pills. Studies suggest that after 10 years of stopping oral contraceptive pills women have the same risk of getting breast cancer as of those who have never taken oral contraceptive pills.

Women should be advised by their family physician the choice of oral contraceptive pills after considering other risk factors.

Hormone replacement therapy after menopause:

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) , post menopausal hormone therapy ( PHT) or Menopausal hormonal therapy (MHT) are synonyms for medications given to post menopausal women for relieving the symptoms of menopause and preventing osteoporosis ( Bones getting brittle and porn to fractures).
There are three main types of hormone replacement therapies for post menopausal women.

Combined  Hormone Therapy (HT):

Combined hormonal therapy consists of  estrogen and progesterone and is usually prescribed to women who retains the uterus.Progesterone is needed b'cause only estrogen will increase the risk of women getting uterine cancer. The increase in risk for women taking combined hormone therapy can be seen even in a very short span of two years. Women taking combined hormone therapy are also exposed to risk of breast cancer being diagnosed in a very advance stage.As per the studies only those women on combined HT stand the danger of getting breast cancer who are current or recent users.
After 5 years of quitting HT therapy their risk of getting breast cancer is almost similar to those women who have never been prescribed combined HT.

Estrogen alone therapy (ET):

Women who have undergone a hysterectomy (uterus removal surgery) are generally prescribed Estrogen alone for relieving symptoms of menopause. ET alone was not associated with significant increase in risk of breast cancer but there are studies which shows that usage of ET after a long duration ( About 10 years or more) increases the risk of post menopausal women of getting breast or uterine cancer.

Bio-similars or Bio-identicals:

Biosimilars are bioidenticals are being marketed as of exactly same chemical structure as human hormones (estrogen and progestin). Theoretically they are supposed to cause less side effects as compared to synthetic versions.There are not many studies establishing the superiority and safety of biosimilars to existing synthetic preparations.

Hormone replacement therapies should be taken only after the physician makes the women understand the benefits and potential side effects. A due consideration should also be given for other risk factors like heart disease,blood clots and strokes.

Family History or Genetic Factors:

Family history plays an important role in predicting for possible development of breast cancer in a woman. A woman whose mother,sister or daughter has developed breast cancer and someone who has more than one first degree relative,who  has developed breast cancer is at 2 -3 times higher risk of developing breast cancer. BRCA genes (BRCA1 and BRCA2) and less common PTEN, TP53 are identified as the genes which controls any abnormal cell growth. A mutation in these genes, inherited from either of the parents increases the chances of a woman developing breast cancer.

Race and Ethnicity:

It is ironical but with reasonable justifications that white women are more prone for being diagnosed with breast cancer as compared to black women. But the rate of mortality is higher in black women as compared to white women. It may be because of the early screening as per the developed countries norms and lack of proper screening and diagnostic centers in under developed countries.

The lifestyles and cultural norms also play an important role as causative factor for breast cancer.

Life Styles related factors:

Obesity and being overweight:

Women having a BMI ( Body mass index ) over 25 stand higher risk of getting breast cancer as compared to women with normal body weight.Being over weight also increase the risk of recurrence for a previously treated breast cancer patient. An interesting fact for ladies and their men is extra fat around belly is linked with increased breast cancer risk as compared to same amount of fat around thighs and hips.

Dietary Habits: 

Sedentary Lifestyles:

Living a physically active life reduces risk of breast cancer.Regular exercising controls blood sugar levels and limits blood levels of a hormone called insulin growth factor. Insulin growth factor are proven to have a role in growth of breast cells and their behavior.

Moderate to intense exercise schedules of 4 to 7 hours per week are believed to reduce breast cancer risks.

Alcohol Consumption:

Drinking alcoholic beverages like liquor, beer and wine can increase estrogen and other hormone levels which can increase risk of hormone receptor positive breast cancer. Regular Alcohol consumption is also known to damage DNA in cells and thus increase breast cancer risks.

Smoking:

Smoking or tobacco consumption is linked with many cancer risks including breast cancers.Studies suggests that smoking increases the risk of breast cancer in premenopausal women. Studies also suggest a possible co relation between exposure to heavy second hand smoke with high breast cancer risk in post menopausal women.

Exposures of harmful materials and chemicals:

Exposure to radiation therapy or Diethylstilbestrol exposure is linked with breast cancer risk.

For any queries please feel free to contact us.We will get back to you after consulting with the competent specialists.