This Fund is exclusively for the treatment of accident and emergency patients. Please contribute any      amount to this fund either by DD or Cheque in favour of :

     C.T. Scan, Color Doppler, Stress Test System (T.M.T.), Haemo Dialysis Machine, arthroscopic Camera,      Difibrillattor, Pulse Oxmimetre, Central Monitor System, E.C.G.

We are using this procedure to treat and diagnose meniscal and ligment injuries, loose body removal in knee joint and for treatment of recurrent shoulder dislocation.

Used for complex fractures of Femur, Tibia, Humerus, and in open and unstable fractures. Early mobilisation, lesser chances of infection, blood loss and earlier union of fractures are the advantages.

Ring-fixator is used for non-unions and infected non-unions of fractures; limb lengthening and deformity of limbs. Bone upto 15cms. can be lengthened using this method.

Laproscopic cholestectomy in progress. Cystic artery clipped and Calot's Triangle dissection in progress.     

Laproscopic surgery is a modern alternative method for gastro intestinal surgeries like cholecystectomy, duodenal ulcer perforation closure, vagotomy, appendicectomy, intussusception, inguinal hernia mesh plasty and also for gynaecological procedures like ovarian cyst excisiom, salphingectomy for ectopic gestation, myomectomy and lap assisted vaginal hystrectomy.

Complex fracture of the leg with associated skin loss and exposure of the underlying bone can lead to infection and delayed union of facture. This can be overcome by this technique.

St. James Hospital has a level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with open care servo controlled warmers, incubators and photo therapy units for babies with neonatal jaundice. The picture depicts a premature baby of 29 weeks receiving oxygen through head box.