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Expert outlines use of laparoscopy in gynaecology New Delhi, December 11 The workshop has been organised to impart
training in the latest minimally invasive techniques to gynaecologists
from North India. These workshops are being conducted by a noted
gynae-endo-surgeon, Dr Malvika Sabharwal, who has over 5,000 surgeries
to her credit. Dr Malvika said: “This unique workshop attracts
applications seeking participation from gynaecologists of various
states in North India, as it provides them a lifetime chance to
actively participate during live surgeries and get a hands-on training
in the OT. However, as per the guidelines, we have to limit the
admission to a maximum of 12 in a batch. Techniques like
gynae-endoscopy and laparoscopy are very promising indeed as they
substantially reduce the discomfort caused to the patients.”
Advanced operations, including hysterectomy, myomectomy, ovarian
cysts and pelvic dissections, shall be demonstrated live to the
participating gynaecologists. Infertility surgery, treatment of
endometriosis and pelvic inflammatory diseases will also be performed
through laparoscopy. A major emphasis at this workshop shall be
gynaecological endoscopy. Although endoscopy has been very commonly
used in other visceral procedures, its application in gynaecology has
been introduced only recently successfully. Endoscopy is a procedure
in which the doctor uses a long, flexible tube with a light at the end
to look into the inside of the body. The entire procedure is
visualised on a TV monitor. In addition to making a diagnosis,
endoscopy can also be used to provide treatment. If needed, a small
piece of a tissue sample (biopsy) can be taken for analysis in the
pathology laboratory. The viewed images can be stored on a
videocassette or a computer for archival or record purposes. Endoscopy
helps the doctor to make a more accurate diagnosis. Similarly,
laparoscopy is any surgical procedure that uses an instrument called
laparoscope, a thin tube attached to a light source that helps a
doctor see the pelvic and abdominal organs. Enumerating some
symptoms, Dr Malvika says: “Laparoscopy is generally preferred in
chronic pelvic pain, probably due to infection, endometriosis (a
condition where tissue of the lining of the uterus grows outside the
uterus, resulting in pain and/or infertility), or ovarian cysts, and
infertility, which is difficulty in getting pregnant. Using these
techniques in cases of diseases related to uterus, ovaries and hernia,
an open surgery is avoided, thereby reducing the chances of infection,
and also making it less time-consuming and less painful.” Also
highlighted at the workshop would be interactive sessions, including
group discussions, video presentations and CD-ROM simulations to be
conducted by various faculty members of leading hospitals like the
AIIMS, Safdarjung, Lady Hardinge, Apollo and Sir Ganga Ram. The
Mumbai-based Federation of Obstetrics and Gynaecological Society of
India (FOGSI) is organising the workshop at Jeewan Mala Hospital in
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Mayor and Shimla Youngs emerge triumphant New Delhi, December 11 Mayor-Indian National club defeated Garhwal Heroes by 3-0 to earn three full points. It collected four points from 2 matches while Garhwal Heroes tasted their third straight defeat to draw a blank. At break, winners led 2-0. The star-studded mayor-Indian National combined well and started the game at a fast pace and mounted pressure against Heroes’ citadel. It would have been up by two goals in the first 15 minutes but striker Sanjeev Sharma lost two easy sitters off fine right flank crosses of Sukhvinder Singh. Once he had to beat only rival goalee Manoj Mishra. Mayor-Indian inside-left Harpreet Singh put his side 1-0 ahead in 20th minute and increased the lead to 2-0 in 35th minute off a cross sent by Sanjeev Sharma. On changing ends, it effected two changes when they brought in Shekhar Khanna and Tirlok Bisht in place of Gurminder Singh and Harpreet Singh. Shekhar Khanna completed the tally at 3-0 in the 66th minute. Garhwal Heroes’ Satish and Deepak Giri wasted easy chances from close ranges. Earlier, Simla Youngs edged past Frontier Club by a solitary goal to collect three vital points. Goalless at the end of the first half, Simla Youngs struck the winning goal in the 63rd minute through out-side left Sunil Negi off a fine cross sent by substitute veteran player Tushar Dev from right flank. Simla Youngs have secured 4 points from 3 matches while Frontier Club have no point from 2 matches. Meanwhile, the selection trials-cum-coaching camp to select the Delhi state Under-16 and Under-19 football teams will commence from tomorrow at 8 am at Jawhar Lal Nehru (East) ground. Thursday’s Fixtures: ‘B’ - IAF (New Delhi) v/s Moonlight at 1.30 pm. ‘A’ Allwyn Hindustan v/s Taruna Sangha at 3 pm.  |
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Dhanraj stars in Dhampur cricket tournament New Delhi, December 11 Scores:
Amway India: 129 for 7 in 25 overs (Anshu 67, Lalit 3/19, Dhanraj 3/15). ERA Construction: 130 for no loss in 16.4 overs (Dhanraj 89, Sanjay 27). Gyan Bharti beat Emu Plains Gyan Bharti South Delhi Cricket Academy beat Emu Plains by 21 runs. Gyan Bharati South Delhi Cricket Academy: 89 all out in 43.2 overs (Mayank Sethi 27, Shashikant 33, Anookool Chandhok 17 n o, Mathew Stanowski 3/13, N. Trewlynn 2/18, L Lumsden 2/19). Emu Plains: 68 all out in 37.2 overs (P Callaghan 21, Mayank Sethi 5/22, Senam Trikha 3/15).
Sonnet enters St Giri final Fine all-round displays by Rushil Bhaskar (45 and 3/29) and Karan Rai (36 and 2/41) helped Sonnet Club defeat Young Friends Club by one run and enter the final of the 1st St Giri Under-15 Cricket Tournament at Paschim Vihar sports complex ground. Rushil Bhaskar received the Man of the Match award. Scores: Sonnet Club: 200 all out in 45 overs (Rushil Bhaskar 45, Karan Rai 36, Yogesh Nagar 32, Love Shorey 4/41, Jayant Yadav 3/37). Young Friends: 199 all out in 45 overs (Advnit Gupta 60, Ishan Bakshi 29, Rushil Bhaskar 3/29, Karan Roy 2/41).
Raman shines in turf cricket An all-round display by Raman Kant Bhutani (38 and 3/20) and good knock by Sandeep Jakhar (50) helped Ansals Group beat Sapient by 29 runs in the league match of the 1st Turf Sports Management Corporate Cup cricket tournament at Gyan Bharti School ground. Raman Kant Bhutani was declared Man of the Match. Scores: Ansal Group: 174 for 6 in 22 overs: Sandeep Jakhar 50. Raman Kant Bhutani 38 n o, Nilesh Kumar 3/23, Neeraj Kumar 2/24). Sapient: 145 for 8 in 22 overs: Nilesh Kumar 34, Akash Tayal 25. Raman Kant Bhutani 3/20, Vaibhav Kumar 2/07).
Raghubir beat Maya Puri Raghubir Willowers beat Maya Puri by 80 runs in A-II division at YSC Ground. Scores: R. Willowers: 248 for 5 in 40 overs (Rachit Kapoor 68, Rajat Mathur 68, Rahul Yadav 41, Rahul Bhardwaj 3/47). Maya Puri: 168 all out in 38 overs: Jaspreet Bedi 75, Hemant Bansal 3/32 Satpal Yadav 2/11, Pragat Singh 2/18).
Lion thrash Hero Lion Kanishka beat Jat Heroes by 88 runs in `B’ division at Shanti sports complex. Scores: Lion Kanishka: 243 for 7 in 40 overs (Raj Kapoor 57, Sant Ram 47, Pitamber Dutt 47, Rahul Gaeilot 2/36). Jat Heroes: 155 for 8 in 40 overs: Rahul Ghelot 51, Anoop Rana 3/13, Sant Ram 2/16).
Ircon beat RCN Ircon beat RCN by 6 wickets in A-II division at YSC II. Scores: RCN: 174 all out in 38 overs (Rajesh Madan 44, Sunil Aggarwal 4/40, Surinder Pal 5/31. Ircon: 179 for 4 in 36.2 overs (Gurmeet Singh 79, Rajinder Singh 42, Arvind Bajaj 2/22, Sarwan Kumar 2/35).
Gymkhana beat Syndicate Bank City Gymkhana beat Syndicate Bank by 149 runs at K-II in ‘B’ division. Scores: City Gymkhana: 334 for 5 in 40 overs (Sameer Bhan 128 n o, Lokesh Kulbe 63 n o, Karan Jeet Singh 47). Syndicate Bank: 185 for 9 in 40 overs (Sanjay Gupta 51, Bhola Shankar 48 n o, Lokesh Kulb 3/29).
Three Star beat Vipul Sarees Three Star beat Vipul Sarees by 8 wickets in `B’ division at RSC. Score: Vipul Sarees: 190 for 9 in 40 overs (Preetam Singh 46 n o, Ashish Kumar 42, Bal Kishan 2/22, Manoj Kumar 2/11). Three Star: 193 for 2 in 31.2 overs (Pushpender 69 n o, Rajesh 66 n o, Raj Gautam 32, Vikas Rathi 2/39).
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GHPS hosts Ranjit Singh tourney New Delhi The school’s Managing Committee Chairman S. Lakhvinder Singh Bajwa, Vice-chairman S. Varyam Singh, Treasurer S. Gurbachan Singh Sabharwal, Principal S. Jagdeep Singh Ghuman honoured the chief guest, S. Harvinder Pal Singh Cheema (ACP Seelampur), with bouquet and shawl. The members of the Managing Committee also blessed the participants and motivated them to perform their best in a true sportsman spirit. Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest asked the school’s Managing Committee to lay the foundation for a hockey academy. The inaugural match is to be played between Bal Bharti Public School Pitampura Vs Brhmanand Public School Noida. The second match of the day will be played between Bal Bharti Public Noida Vs Guru Nanak Public School Hari Nagar, New Delhi. The teams, which were present on the inaugural ceremony, were Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura, Bal Bharti Public School, Noida, Guru Harkishan Public School, Fatch Nagar, Brahamanand School, Noida, Amethi International School, Noida, Guru Harkrishan Public School, Shahdara, Guru Nanak Public School, Hari Nagar. The referees officiating in the tournament are Mr Prakash, Mr D. U. Ansari, Mr Yogesh Ahuja and olympian S. Gurcharan Singh will be the coach. |
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Harpreet, Rovin help GHPS to win New Delhi, December 11 While Robin Singh (GHPS) was adjudged the Best Bastman, Pritam (Young Friend) won the Best Bowler award and Harpreet Singh (GHPS) the Best Allrounder. Prizes were given away by S. S. Minhas, Principal of GHPS, Vasant Vihar. Scores: GHPS: 199 for 6 in 30 overs (Rovin Singh 32, Saurav 59, Harpreet Singh 29, Rohan 3/28). Young Friend Club: 195 for 8 in 30 overs (Rohan 33, Anvit 36, Badrish Nethani 31, Harpreet Singh 3/28, Kanwar Singh 2/34). |
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SPBRG-AAI beat Maruti Udyog New Delhi, December 11 It was a low scoring match. AAI thought that it would be a cakewalk for them, when they restricted Maruti for just 81 runs. But Maruti fought brilliantly and at one stage AAI was on the verge of defeat with 6 for 54. Maruti Udyog made 81 in 20.2 overs after losing all the wickets. Sanjay Kumar remained not out at 22 in 27 balls. Pritam, Praveen and Rajeev bowled well for AAI. The bowling figures of Pritam Singh where 5-0-11-3, and those of Praveen Kanojia where 5-0-26-2 and Rajeev Gupta 4-0-24-2. Sanjay also bowled well by taking 3 early wickets to bring Maruti back into the match with the support of Suresh, who took 2 wickets but AAI pulled this match in their favour. Sanjay was declared the Man of the Match for his all-round performance. SPBRG-AAI: 82 for 7 wickets in 21.1 overs (Deepak Kumar - 20 (26 balls), Sanjay Kumar - 5-0-22-3, Suresh A. - 5-0-16-2). CRY cricket New
Delhi Futuresoft: 196 for 6 in 24 overs. Lucent: 162 for 8 in 24 overs.
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