An
International female patient aged around 26 years of age presented
with paraumbilical
hernia with
a defect measuring 2 cms. The swelling was first noticed a year back,
and 3 months post her delivery. The swelling was prominently visible
on coughing, and was reducible.
The
doctors at her home country had advised a ‘laparoscopic
mesh repair’.
Since the cost of the surgery was beyond her insurance coverage, she
had to look for alternatives outside her country. The cost we quoted
to her for the surgery at our hospital in India was affordable to
her, and she found that it was within her insurance coverage.
She
flew down to India and
underwent surgery at our hospital. She was in India for 7 days. On
her arrival at India, she visited the hospital and had a consultation
with the treating doctor. She was posted for surgery after two days;
in accordance with her request to get herself accommodated outside
the hospital. She was admitted to the hospital a day before the
surgery. She underwent a ‘laparoscopic mesh repair’ for
‘paraumbilical hernia’. She was back to the ward on the same day
and was doing well.
She
was advised stay in the hospital for two days since she reported mild
pain in her abdomen.
The
surgery was a success and she was back in her country 3 days post the
operation.
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