Senior doctors of the hospital highlighted the progress made by Apollo in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the digestive system, liver, and nervous system.
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Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, located in the capital of India, New Delhi, has informed about the latest technology and achievements in the field of gastroenterology and neurology treatment.
In a press conference held at a hotel in Kathmandu, senior doctors of the hospital highlighted the progress made by Apollo in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the digestive system, liver, and nervous system.
Gastro-hepatologist Dr. Sanjay Sikka informed that modern endoscopy, capsule endoscopy, manometry, ERCP, EUS, spyglass cholangioscopy and other technologies are being used in the hospital. According to him, priority is given to accurate diagnosis and quick treatment.
Similarly, neurologist Dr. PN Renzene said that new technology has increased success in the treatment of stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson, multiple sclerosis and spinal disorders. He said that if there is timely intervention, the patient's quality of life will improve significantly.
Apollo Hospital, established in 1983, is now spread across India. This group, which is considered to be the leading healthcare service provider in Asia, has been operating services from hospitals, pharmacies, telemedicine, medical colleges to research.
