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Fortis Mohali launches state-of-the-art Biplane Neuro Cathlab

Cathlab offers high resolution imaging for better diagnosis and management of neurovascular conditions

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Fortis Hospital Mohali has launched region’s first state-of-the-art Biplane Neuro Cathlab for neurovascular conditions.

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Cathlab is equipped with the advanced imaging technology that offers high resolution precision for diagnosing and treating neurovascular conditions. With this, Fortis has become the region’s first private hospital to provide this state-of-the-art medical facility for neuro-intervention procedures.

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Cathlab boasts two X-ray systems, which allows simultaneous imaging from two different angles, thereby providing detailed 3D visualisations of the brain and spinal cord. The state-of-the-art facility at Fortis Hospital, Mohali is being headed by Dr Prof Vivek Gupta, Additional Director, Interventional Neuroradiology and Director, Biplane Neuro Cathlab.

The medical facility was inaugurated by Dr Balbir Singh, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Punjab, in the presence of Ashish Bhatia, Executive Vice-President, Fortis Healthcare Ltd; Abhijit Singh, Head-SBU; Dr Vivek Gupta, and other doctors from the Neurology, Neuro-surgery and Anaesthesia Department.

Lauding the efforts of Fortis management, the Health Minister said, “Fortis hospital has been known for latest technology and well-trained staff. The launch of biplane Cathlab will not only aid in better treatment but also reduce the stay of the patient in the hospital, which will reduce the expenditure as well.”

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Talking about the medical facility, Dr Prof Vivek Gupta, said, “Unlike other Cathlabs, wherein only a single imaging plane was possible at one time, the diagnosis and treatment were delayed for stroke patients. However, the Biplane Neuro Cathlab is equipped with two imaging planes and offers higher resolution and simultaneous imaging from two different angles (front and side). This provides detailed 3D visualisations of the brain and spinal cord. The advanced software in this new system will enable treatment of acute stroke patients by sending them directly to the Biplane Neuro Cathlab from the emergency department, while saving on crucial time. The new technology enables minimally invasive procedures for neuro conditions like aneurysms and strokes. This allows faster diagnosis and treatment.”

Ashish Bhatia, Executive Vice-President, Fortis Healthcare, said, “Fortis Mohali has become the first private hospital in the north region to provide a Biplane Neuro Cathlab. This advanced medical facility will transform delivery of healthcare services for neurological emergencies and complex neurovascular conditions.”

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#AdvancedMedicalTechnology#BiplaneNeuroCathlab#BrainImaging#FortisHospitalMohali#MinimallyInvasiveProcedures#NeuroIntervention#NeurovascularConditions#SpinalCordCare#StrokeTreatmentPunjabHealthcare
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