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147 बुजुर्ग एवं दिव्यांगों ने भरा 12डी फार्म, रिटर्निंग अधिकारी घर-घर जाकर डलवाएंगे वोट - डा. यश गर्ग

73-year-old man suffering from prostate cancer successfully
treated via advanced robot-aided surgery at Fortis Mohali

— Surgery ensures minimal blood loss, less pain, less scarring, shorter
hospital stay and faster recovery —

Solan, March 29, 2023:  

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A 73-year-old diabetic and hypertensive man was undergoing a challenging time due to urinary incontinence, weak urine stream and nocturia (condition when one wakes up during the night to urinate). The Patient had visited several hospitals in the past and was undergoing treatment for benign prostatic disease. However, after his health condition failed to improve, he approached Dr Rohit Dadhwal, Consultant, Department of Urology, Andrology and Robotic Surgery, Fortis Hospital Mohali, in February this year.

A prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test showed that the patient’s serum levels were elevated. Further medical evaluation revealed that the patient had localized prostate cancer (left lobe) without any other organ or site involvement. To remove the tumour, Dr Dadhwal and his team performed Robot-assisted Radical Prostatectomy (RARP) through the world’s most advanced 4th Generation Robot – Da Vinci Xi. Robot-assisted Radical Prostatectomy is consideredas the gold standard treatment in such cases.

Discussing the case, Dr Dadhwal, said, “The prostate is the male reproductive gland and sometimes gets enlarged owing to hormonal changes in elderly men. These enlargements can be cancerous in nature sometimes. However, the gland can be removed and the cancer can be cured if the diseases is diagnosed early. Robot-aided Surgery is the latest form of minimal invasive surgery and provides a 3D view of the operative field via a special camera inserted into the body of the patient. Parts of the body which are difficult to reach with the human hand can be accessed through robot-assisted arms that can rotate 360 degrees.”

The Patient was able to walk on the next day of the surgery and his histopathology report showed complete removal of the tumour, besides the PSA had come down.Hehas recovered fully and leading a normal life today.

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147 बुजुर्ग एवं दिव्यांगों ने भरा 12डी फार्म, रिटर्निंग अधिकारी घर-घर जाकर डलवाएंगे वोट - डा. यश गर्ग

Effective communication is key to success : Vivek Atray

Solan, March 8


Effective communication is the key to success and one can’t be successful in any field without good communication skills. Both verbal and written communication are equally important to be mastered.

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This was stated by well-known motivational speaker, writer and former IAS officer Mr Vivek Atray while addressing the inaugural webinar organised by Shoolini University’s Young Communicators Club (YCC) affiliated to the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) on Sunday. The topic of the event was ‘Communication in the era of Social Media’.Mr Atray, who is a much sought after speaker and is considered ‘guru’ in communication skills and public speaking, gave valuable tips to enthusiastic members of the Club. He said we need to make sure that despite the ever developing and changing mediums of communication “we all need to adapt and develop the necessary skills to be effective communicators”. 

Sharing personal stories and anecdotes, he spoke about how communication went from offline to online and what were the consequences of the same. He specifically spoke about the importance of situational communication, where he explained how our verbal language and body language need to change when we are in different circumstances. He elaborated on constructive communication tools which include choice of words, large vocabulary, modulation, body language, attitude and most importantly confidence. The concept of smart communication was also clarified during the talk.

With the advent of modernization and the development of technology, social media has taken over this world, Mr Atray said and added that it was important to take care of social media etiquette. “The world is fast paced, and everyone is connected with everyone and hence, it is imperative to be very careful what we post and put up”, he cautioned.Replying to questions from members of the club, Mr Atray said that “the language you speak doesn’t matter, but sticking true to that language is what matters. Once you choose a language, learn it well, use it correctly and be totally confident while speaking it”, he added.Earlier, YCC Student Chair Purvi Bhushan welcomed Mr Atray besides Mr Vipin Pubby, Director of PRCI YCC Shoolini, Ms. Ranjna Thakur, Faculty Coordinator PRCI YCC Shoolini and others. She briefed them about the formation of five teams to perform separate functions and duties – Social Media Management, Public Relations, Logistics, Design and Content.

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She said the goal of the club is to enhance one’s leadership qualities, assist in developing communication skills and networking tactics and to become trained and upskilled professionals in the future. Bhavya Sharma, a student of MSc  Microbiology and Shreya Mahajan, a student of BBA won prizes for the best logo and tagline competitions.