Baramulla, January 4 : In a major breakthrough, the Department of Orthopaedics at Government Medical College (GMC) Baramulla successfully performed a pioneering AC Acrominoclavicular Joint Shoulder Reconstruction with Hamstring Graft. Led by Assistant Professor Dr Ishtiyaq Abdullah, supported by Dr Aamir and Dr Shafeeq(SR), this procedure marks a historic milestone for GMC Baramulla.
The surgical team, along with the expert Anesthesia team led by Dr Gulzar and Dr Parvaiz, and the dedicated technical staff, executed the intricate AC Joint reconstruction without the use of any implant. This showcases the team’s skill and expertise in providing advanced healthcare services.
The patient, who had been diagnosed with a Type 3 right AC Joint dislocation, underwent an MRI evaluation and was scheduled for the groundbreaking procedure under the Aayushman Bharat scheme. The surgery took place at the Ortho Theatre GMC Baramulla, utilizing a bra-type incision for precision. The joint was meticulously reconstructed with a Hamstring Graft, resulting in a successful outcome for the patient.
The entire Ortho team at Associated hospital GMC Baramulla expressed their gratitude to the principal, GMC Baramulla Prof. Dr. Ruby Reshi, and the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Parvaiz Masoodi, for their unwavering support in making this advanced surgery a reality. This accomplishment not only highlights the commitment of the medical professionals at GMC Baramulla to cutting-edge healthcare but also sets a new standard for orthopedic surgery in the region.
The successful completion of this innovative AC Joint reconstruction further builds on the impressive track record of medical achievements at GMC Baramulla. It also reiterates the institution’s dedication to providing state-of-the-art healthcare services to the community, improving the quality of life for patients in the region.
This remarkable achievement serves as great news, showcasing the talent and expertise available at GMC Baramulla and reinforcing the trust the community has in the institution for their healthcare needs.
