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You Won't Have ChatGPT During an Emergency! Dr. Geetika Patel's Clear Message to Medical Students

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  Z 24 Kalak Health conclave 2026:  The first panel discussion under 'Aarogya Samman 2026', organized to honor the eminent personalities who have made unique contributions in the field of healthcare, featured a special discussion with Dr. Geetika Patel, a visionary leader in the field of education and health and Vice President of Parul University and Medical Director of Parul Sevashram Hospital . In this discussion, she spoke in detail about the ground impact of Ayushman Bharat Yojana, increase in medical seats, challenges of rural healthcare and the impact of AI in medical education. In the health honor of Z 24 Kalak , Dr. Geetika Patel said that Ayushman Bharat is not only India's but also the world's largest public health insurance scheme. About 40% of the country's population (about 50 crore people) is covered under this scheme. "A child born in our hospital after 5 to 6 IVF attempts had a heart problem. The cost of surgery in private was impossible for m...

Complex Brain Surgery Gives New Life to Bharuch Girl at Parul Sevashram Hospital

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In a rather remarkable medical event, the neurosurgery group at Parul Sevashram Hospital has successfully treated a 10-year-old girl, from Bharuch, diagnosed with Moya Moya disease. This is a rare and progressively worsening cerebrovascular disorder that can cause repeated strokes, and severe neural complications if it's not treated. The young patient had been experiencing these stroke-like episodes frequently, with sudden weakness, numbness, headaches, and difficulty in speech, commonly associated with Moya Moya disease. The disorder makes critical arteries at the brain base get narrower, so blood flow gets restricted, and the body compensates by building these fragile collateral blood vessels that look like a “puff of smoke”,also called Moya Moya in Japanese on diagnostic scans, and that’s where the name comes from. After a detailed evaluation and advanced neuroimaging, the patient was placed under the care of the hospital’s specialized neurosciences team , led by Dr. Iype Cheria...

Parul Sevashram Hospital Conducts Advanced Skull Base Neurosurgery Training

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The field of neurosurgery continues to evolve with advanced surgical methods and continuous education. In October, Parul Institute of Medical Sciences and Research hosted its first-ever Neurosurgery Skull Base Module, marking a major step toward international collaboration in neurosurgical training. The event brought together expert surgeons from India and Uzbekistan, including Dr. Iype Cherian, Dr. Vikrant Pujari, Dr. Amey Patankar, Dr. Jay Pandya, and Dr. Pratik Patel. Participants explored advanced skull base approaches, cadaveric dissections, and live surgical demonstrations bridging the gap between theory and real-world surgical practice. With its focus on hands-on training, mentorship, and knowledge exchange, this program highlights Parul Sevashram Hospital’s commitment to advancing neurosurgical excellence in India and beyond. šŸ‘‰ Read More

Must-Know: How to Choose the Right Gastroenterology Hospital in Gujarat

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  Let’s be real for a second stomach problems are the worst. Whether it’s constant bloating, acidity, random stomach cramps, or more serious stuff like liver or bowel issues, it can really mess with your daily life. And when you’re not feeling well, the last thing you want to do is sit and search through a million hospital websites, wondering which one’s actually good. So, if you’re looking for a good   g astroenterology hospital in Gujarat , and feeling a bit lost this guide is for you. I’ll walk you through what really matters when picking the right place to get checked or treated. No medical jargon, just helpful stuff you can actually use. 1. Start with the Doctors Are They Experts? Not every hospital that says “we treat stomach issues” actually has gastro specialists . What you really want is a team that only focuses on the digestive system things like the stomach, liver, intestines, and all the complicated stuff in between. Before you choose any hospital, ask: ...