PGIMER renames its Orthopaedics department to Orthopaedic Surgery, aligning with MS degree, modern surgical scope, and global standards in orthopaedics.

A 7-mm stone in a 9-year-old's lower ureter moved back up to his kidney, then returned weeks after surgery, in what doctors call a first in a child.
A young man's persistent seizures, initially misdiagnosed as brain tuberculosis, were finally resolved through surgery. Advanced neuro-navigation technology enabled precise removal of an intracranial sparganosis, a rare parasitic worm infection. This case und…