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This engaging session shed light on the benefits of Uterine Artery Embolization, a minimally invasive procedure that effectively treats fibroids.

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“The Direct Anterior Approach and Clinical Outcomes” event was organised on 13th May 2023. MIOT experts, along with 200 delegates across the globe, participated in this event and shared in-depth scientific knowledge on the Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) to hip replacement. The event provided an amazing opportunity for orthopaedic surgeons to enhance their skills and knowledge in DAA, which allows for faster recovery and better patient outcomes.

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Mr. Pranesh Vishnu, a 27-year-old man from Coimbatore, suffered a severe accident that resulted in 60% damage to his spine, causing complete paralysis of his lower body. He underwent rehabilitation at MIOT Rehab Centre, where he showed notable progress. He transitioned from being bed-bound to achieving static standing balance and walking with minimal support, and his muscle strength improved from zero to nearly 100%.

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Spread across two days (11th & 12th March 2023), this “Masterclass in Theranostics” is a CME event that aims to exchange scientific knowledge of advancement in prostate cancer treatment and its benefits for patients.

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MIOT's interventional radiology team successfully treated a patient from Salem who had a swelling in her throat, leading to the diagnosis of a 6 cm large nodule in her thyroid gland through a minimally invasive Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) procedure.

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The 11th of February 2023 marked a milestone in MIOT International's healthcare journey, for the hospital celebrated its 24th Founder's Day. MIOT has been a beacon of hope for lakhs of patients across India and the world, through its steadfast commitment to provide the highest standards of care.

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Ms. Nashila Bibi Sakhabuth, 39-year-old woman from Mauritius had a busy personal and professional life. With prolonged screen times, she suddenly felt a bothersome headache and blurred vision.

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The MIOT Ramp has been constructed from the paediatric cardiology wing on the fourth floor of the hospital’s Main Building. This is the first and only paediatric care centre to have such a thoughtfully designed ramp facility.

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