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4worldlovers: Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre (RGCIRC) inaugurated a dedicated lounge for a large number of patients from abroad that it receives every year in the national capital. "The International Patients' lounge has been designed to work on a single window concept so as to fa... Read More

Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre (RGCIRC) in Delhi has opened an International Patients' Lounge to cater to the growing number of foreign patients seeking cancer treatment. The lounge provides a seamless experience from admission to discharge, reducing the hassle for p... Read More

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Dr. Arun Gupta did his Master's in Radio Diagnosis from Ganesh Shanker Vidyarthi Medical (GSVM) College, Kanpur in 2002. He pursued super-specialization training during his Senior Residency (SR) in Interventional Radiology from Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute (SGPGI), Lucknow till 2005.

Dr. Ajit K. Yadav is a consultant at the Department of Interventional Radiology, Sir Gangaram Hospital, New Delhi. After receiving a medical degree at the Pt BDS PGIMS, Rohtak, he served as a medical officer at a rural government hospital for 6 months. He completed residency training in radiodiagnosis at Sir Gangaram Hospital.


Dr. Raghav Seth is an Associate Consultant at the Department of Interventional Radiology, Sir Gangaram Hospital, New Delhi. After receiving a medical degree from the prestigious Maulana Azad Medical College, he completed his Radiology residency at the Institute of National Importance-PGI Chandigarh. Subsequently.


My father started to feel pain in his abdominal area one night in his sleep. After three consecutive days of pain we consulted our general physician and he recommended us some general blood tests and scans. After some concerning test results, he recommended us to a pulmonologist in Kanpur (hometown), who sent us for further tests and that’s how my father got misdiagnosed with tuberculosis. Since tuberculosis, is a fairly common disease with a very standard treatment journey, we got back to our house and embarked on the 9-months tuberculosis treatment journey.


My father had already been on the tuberculosis medications for a month, but his health only seemed to deteriorate with fever, night sweats, and lossof appetite. Owing to his worsening condition, he got hospitalised in Kanpur, and was put on chest tube drainage by his pulmonologist and radiologist. After one week of drainage, the doctors noticed something out of ordinary in one of my father’s scans suggesting some kind of blood clotting near his liver, and thereby asked us to consult a gastroenterologist as well as a pulmonologist in Delhi.


The very next day, we got him discharged from the hospital in Kanpur and went to Delhi, where after meeting several doctors (gastroenterologist, pulmonologist, radiologist, heart specialists) we ended up in Sir Gangaram to meet Dr. Arup Basu and Dr. Ajit Yadav, who after the initial analysis concluded that my father was diagnosed with Chylothorax as well as inherent thrombophilia.


Chylothorax is a rare but serious condition in which lymph formed in the digestive system (chyle) accumulates in your chest cavity. Lymph is a fluid containing white blood cells and proteins that moves through your lymphatic system and drains into your bloodstream. Because of the rare and the underreported nature of the disease, not a lot of research is available for not just patients but even for doctors in India.

Chylothorax can either be traumatic or non-traumatic, but since my father had not gone any major surgery or trauma, the doctors got down to eliminating the non-traumatic causes for chylothorax which mainly comprised of lymphoma. Fortunately, my father was not diagnosed with any kind of abnormalities in his pleural space or bone marrow which made his scenario one of the rarer of the rare cases with undiagnosed cause of chylothorax. At this prompt, Dr Ajit Yadav went ahead with a minimally invasive treatment approach, lymphangiography, which proved to be a success in stopping the drainage of lymph in his pleural cavity.

One week after the procedure we were all back from Delhi and in a month my father was back to his normal routine and all the credits goes to the doctors in Sir Gangaram. If it was not for them my father would still have been on his third month of Tuberculosis treatment.

I, through my father’s journey, would like to highlight the importance of awareness about such rare diseases not just generally but more so among the doctors, who start the treatment withoutanalysing the case to case situation. I applaud the great work that Dr. Ajit Yadav is doing in the field and it makes me count my blessings to have gotten to him right in time barring all the wrong information that was given to us as patient’s family.