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Home / UttarPradesh / 110 Year Old Man Undergoes Hip Replacement Surgery In Uttar Pradeshs Gorakhpur 581759

110-year-old man undergoes hip replacement surgery in Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur

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Updated At : 08:04 PM Jan 16, 2024 IST

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Gorakhpur, January 16

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A 110-year-old man has undergone a successful hip replacement surgery in a hospital in Uttar Pradesh.

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Mohd Adil, hailing from Siwan in Bihar, suffered a fracture in his right hip bone after he slipped and needed a surgery. However, due to his age, many doctors were hesitant to perform the surgery.

On recommendations of a doctor in Siwan, he was shifted to Shahi Global Hospital of Gorakhpur. After some examinations and treatments, a successful hip replacement surgery was performed on him under the supervision of orthopaedic specialist Manmohan Baranwal, surgeon Shiv Shankar Shahi, and anaesthesiologist Bhupendra Pratap Singh.

The patient is now in good health and is recovering, said Baranwal.

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Shiv Shankar Shahi said, “With the advancement of medical science, any surgery is no longer hindered by factors like weather or age.”

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