Dear Supporter,

Mast. Harsh Dhananjay Karade – 10 Years old Male Child is Under Care for his Surgery-  Craniotomy And Excision Of Tumour & Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Surgery.  His treatment is going on KEM Hospital, Pune

We request you to support this Child. This Baby is a Case Surgery-  Craniotomy And Excision Of Tumour & Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Surgery. The Child is advised for Surgery with supportive care in KEM Hospital, Pune.
It is long duration treatment with approx. expenditure of 4,00,000/-

“THE ISSUE & PROCEDURE”

Doctors typically perform the placement of a VP shunt while a patient is under general anaesthesia. You’ll be asleep during the surgery and won’t experience pain. The entire procedure takes about 90 minutes.

Speak to your medical care team about preoperative food and drink restrictions. Older children and adults may need to fast for at least eight hours prior to surgery. Infants and toddlers may only need to stop eating baby formula and solid foods six hours before surgery, but they can usually drink water until four hours before the scheduled procedure. In all cases, these instructions should be reviewed with your surgical team.

The surgical nurse will shave the area behind your ear in preparation for shunting, as this is where they will place the catheter. Catheters are thin, flexible tubes used to drain excess fluid. A surgeon will make a tiny incision behind the ear and will also drill a small hole in the skull. They will then thread one catheter into the brain through this opening. The other catheter goes behind your ear and is subcutaneous, meaning it resides under the skin. This tube travels down to your chest and abdomen, allowing excess CSF to drain into the abdominal cavity, where your body absorbs it. Your surgeon may attach a tiny pump to both catheters and place it under the skin behind your ear. The pump will automatically activate to remove fluid when the pressure in the skull increases. It may even be possible to program the pump, also called a valve, to activate when the fluid increases to a certain volume.

FAMILY DETAILS OF THE CHILD –

Mr. Dhananjay Dada Karade (Father of Child) is a Private Worker. His Yearly Income is very low. Their economic condition is not good & managing his son’s treatment cost is impossible.
His family have spent a lot of money for the treatment of the child and exhausted all their resources. Now they are unable to pay for the treatment. We request you please save her son’s life as he is in urgent need.

PATIENT DETAILS –

Mast. Harsh Dhananjay Karade – 10 Years old Male Child is Under Care for his Surgery-  Craniotomy And Excision Of Tumour & Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Surgery.  His treatment is going on KEM Hospital, Pune

We request you to support this Child. This Baby is a Case Surgery-  Craniotomy And Excision Of Tumour & Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Surgery. The Child is advised for Surgery with supportive care in KEM Hospital, Pune.
It is long duration treatment with approx. expenditure of 4,00,000/-Which Includes Hospital Charges, ICU Charges, Supportive Charges, Blood Charges & Other Additional Expenses.

Their Parents have spent a lot of money for the treatment of the child and exhausted all their resources. Now they are unable to pay for the treatment. We request you please save their son’s life as he is in urgent need.

Millennium India committed for the treatment expense

Millennium India needs your financial support for medical treatment of, 

Mast. Harsh Dhananjay Karade

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The Treatment will prolong for 4 months

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Please check below Document.

Medical Clinical Notes and Profile Document :-
1. Hospital Letter – Harsh Dhananjay Karade
2. Adhar card – Harsh Dhananjay Karade
3. Father Income Proof – Harsh Dhananjay Karade
4. Family Ration Card – Harsh Dhananjay Karade
5. Case Details – Harsh Dhananjay Karade
6. Histopathology Report – Harsh Dhananjay Karade
7. Other Medical Reports – Harsh Dhananjay Karade