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At MIOT International, paediatric surgeons performed a rare and complicated keyhole procedure to remove a giant intra-abdominal cyst from a four-year-old overseas boy’s abdomen.

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Dr. Takahide Suzuki, Interventional Cardiologist from Japan shares insights on Chronic Total Occlusion Percutaneous Coronary Intervention or CTO PCI (complete block of blood flow in the heart).

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Press Meet prelude to MIOT HPBCON 2018 – a conference on liver and pancreatic disorders. Spread across two days (18th & 19th August 2018), this conference will highlight the complications following Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary (HPB) procedures, which include anticipation, prevention, correction and management in the best possible way. Successful (and challenging) Cases were presented

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At MIOT International, the curiosity to learn never stops. In pursuit of the latest advancement in the world of diabetes (type 2), we have observed that a new class of medication is defying the life threatening consequences of a deadlier combination – diabetes and heart failure. We believe that this new class of medication is here to stay. It is a sweet revenge against diabetes.

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MIOT Doctors performed the most complicated procedure to bring a Seychelles patient back from the clutches of death. The patient came with an insidious abdominal pain, leading to the diagnosis of aneurysms in a complex region near the heart and was treated successfully. His was a very complex case since he had multiple ailments along with a history of hypertension and 3 abdominal complex surgeries (including surgery for colon cancer).

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MIOT International conducted a CME on “Optimizing Anticoagulation in Atrial Fibrillation – Translating Evidence into Clinical Practice”,with an insightful lecture by Dr. John Eikelboom, Associate Professor – Division of Haematology and Thromboembolism, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

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The President of Seychelles, Mr. Danny Faure addressed a Business Session in New Delhi to invite business leaders to invest in his country. Our Madam Chairman, Ms. Mallika Mohandas, was among the many dignitaries who attended this event.

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What a delight it was to meet Baby Grace Kiarah Cheryl from Seychelles again. It was only a year ago that the 2-year-old came to MIOT International for treating Biliary Atresia, a childhood disease of the liver in which the bile ducts are absent. After a successful surgery at our hospital, she became the 1st paediatric liver transplant patient from Seychelles.

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