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April 28, 2021    ,

2nd Webinar on Hospice and Palliative care

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Keynote Forum

Mini Mehta

Mini Mehta

Rajiv Gandhi cancer Hospital and research Institute India

Title: Scope of homoeopathy in palliative care

Abstract:

Pain is a common companion of people receiving palliative care in cancer and at the end of life. Cancer pain is multifactorial and complex. Its impact can be devastating, with increased morbidity and poor quality of life, if not treated adequately. Homeopathy is a "treatment" based on the use of highly diluted substances, which can cause the body to heal itself. Homoeopathy works on the patient in disease rather than disease in the patient by strengthening the body’s immune response Cancer pain management is a challenging task both due to disease process and due to treatment-related side effects; therefore, it requires a holistic approach which can be covered by homoeopathic remedies.Homoeopaths understand that the body mind and emotions are not independent and distinct, but are fully integrated in health, disease and treatment. Based on this holistic perspective, homoeopaths uses remedies prepared from natural sources that fit a patients physical, mental, social and spiritual aspects to stimulate body’s own healing powers. There is a need of multidimensional approach towards the cancer pain palliation and at the end of life in which homoeopathy may play a key role of supportive care.

Homoeopathy may become a valuable treatment in palliative care to provide relief and comfort to the dying patient, and therefore the fear of death may reduce and the family may be better prepared for the bereavement.Homoeopathy can well integrate with standard oncologic cares to improve patient outcome including symptom burden, quality of life and end-of-life outcomes, all achieved with low associated costs as in the case of patients in their end pf life stage need cost effective quality care.

Biography:

Mini Mehta is one of the best Homeopathy Doctors in Rohini Sector 5, Delhi. She has been a successful Homeopathy Doctor for the last 12 years. She has completed BHMS . You can consult Mini Mehta at Rajiv Gandhi cancer Hospital and research Institute.Sector 5, Rohini, Delhi.

Suraj Nagra

Suraj Nagra

Grant Medical College, Mumbai India

Title: Cardiac Myxomas - symptomology, investigations and surgical treatment

Abstract:

From  May   2005  to  March   2021  , 50  patients  of  primary  or  recurrent  intracardiac  myxoma underwent  surgical  excision  at  our  institute.Their  age  ranged  from  25  years  to  55  years.Out  of  which  20  males  and  30  females.Commonest  presenting  symptoms  are  dyspnea  and  palpitation.35  Left  atrial,13  Right  atrial , one  right  ventricular  and  one  left  ventricular  myxoma.The diagnosis  was  doen  by  transthoracic  and  transesophageal  echocardiography.The    complete  wide  excision  with  margin   of  3-5 mm   normal surrounding   tissue  was  the  main  principle  of surgery.Right   atriotomy,right  ventricular  and  left ventricular   surgical  approach  was  used.Post  operative  echocardiogram  was  done  in  all  patients  before  discharge.Maximal   followup   of  five  years   and  minimum  followup  of  6  months  was  done  after  surgery.

Biography:

Dr. Suraj Wasudeo Nagre is an dedicated cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon working as Associate Professor CVTS at Grant Medical College, Mumbai, Maharashtra. After passing MBBS from Nagpur, he got MS General surgery, Jamnagar through all india enetrance.He has done his M Ch CVTS from prestigious institute Seth G S Medical college (KEM) in 2012. Also passed DNB CVTS in 2014. He has extensive clinical research and educational background in the field of congenital as well adult cardiac, vascular and thoracic surgery. His special interest lies in valvular and vascular surgeries.He is Fellow and life member of the Indian association of cardiothoracic surgeons (IACTS-FIACS), Vascular society of India (VSI), Society of minimal invasive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery (SMICTS) and Asian society of cardiovascular and thoracic surgery (ASCVTS). He has been working in government institute for the sake of poor patients refusing high salaried jobs since more than eight years.