Archive for August 17th, 2007

National Campaign On Ksharsutra

August 17th, 2007

Indian systems of Medicine mainly Ayurveda is getting acceptance and popularity through out the world mainly because of its holistic approach. As per the findings of WHO more than 75% of the population in developed countries are using complementary and Alternative Traditional Medicine like Botanicals, Herbals which is part and parcel of Ayurveda. Ayurveda is having much more potential in some areas like minimal invasive Para-surgical measure and so on.

The Anushastra Karma i.e. minimal invasive Para-surgical measure of Ayurveda, particularly Ksharasutra is gaining acceptance and popularity in fistula-in-ano and other selected ano-rectal disorders. In India, many general surgeons and proctologists are also practicing this art routinely, considering the cost-effectiveness and safety of this unique approach. In view to mainstream this measure among surgeons of other systems of medicine and to popularize the role of Ksharasutra, the Central Council for Research in Ayurveda and Siddha (CCRAS) in the Department of AYUSH has initiated a National campaign on Ksharasutra from 24th August 2007 throughout the country. The campaign will be launched with national level workshop in association with ICMR to be held on 24th and 25th of August in the auditorium of AIIMS, New Delhi. The practicing general surgeons, proctologists, academicians from premier Medical Colleges will be participating in this Two days workshop.

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Amrita Ayurveda Hospital

August 17th, 2007

Amrita Ayurveda Hospital is an important part of Amma’s noble aspiration to revitalise India’s ancient medical heritage and a wonderful opportunity for the entire world to obtain the finest treatment in Ayurveda. The hospital is situated on 25 acres of land near the backwaters along the coast of Kerala, 3 kms west of the National Highway near Karunagappally. Adjacent to Amrita Ayurveda Medical College, this is a fully functional 250-bed Ayurvedic hospital, staffed with highly qualified and experienced medical practitioners. The hospital, comprising one-half of the 2,00,000 square feet area of the entire campus, has many state-of-the-art medical facilities, including an X-ray room, ECG, ultrasound, ICU, several operation theatres and a fully equipped lab with the capacity to make all varieties of pathological investigations. There is also a casualty department, a labour room and a panchakarma clinic where all type of panchakarma treatments are performed. In addition, the hospital campus includes 5 acres of medicinal garden (currently under development) and a well-equipped pharmacy for making Ayurvedic medicines.

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