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Vesicoureteric Reflux Treatment in India by Dr. Prashant Jain

Vesicoureteric reflux is the condition in which the urine flows back from the bladder to the ureter. This condition is also known as vesicoureteral reflux. There is a progressive flow of urine from the kidney to the bladder through ureters. The uni-directional flow of urine from kidney to urinary bladder is ensured by the flaps situated between the ureter and urinary bladder (vesico-ureteric junction). This condition is commonly diagnosed in infants and young children.

In this condition, the urine may flow back form one or both the ureters. Based on the severity of symptoms and extent of disease, the urologist generally grades this condition from Grade 1 to Grade 5 with Grade 1 mildest form and Grade 5, a severe form. Fortunately, most children recover from this condition as they get older. The vesicoureteric reflux is divided into primary and secondary.

What Are The Causes Of Vesicoureteric Reflux?

The causes of vesicoureteric reflux are different for primary vesicoureteric reflux and secondary vesicoureteric reflux.

Primary vesicoureteric reflux: In this type of vesicoureteric reflux, the valve between the ureter and urinary bladder does not work properly. This results in backflow of urine. This is the most common cause of this condition in children. However, as the age increases, the ureter and bladder become mature, and the valve regains functioning. If the urine flows back from only one ureter, it is termed as vesicoureteric unilateral reflux, and if both the ureters are involved in the backflow of urine, the condition is termed as vesicoureteric bilateral reflux.

Secondary vesicoureteric reflux: There are various causes of secondary vesicoureteric reflux. In some cases, there is a blockage of urine due to abnormal tissue fold in the urethra (posterior urethral valve) and in conditions like neurogenic bladder. Obstruction in bladder outlet prevents the voiding of complete urine from the bladder. In cases of neurogenic bladder, the child may also have damaged nerves that control contraction and relaxation of the bladder resulting in reflux.

What Are The Symptoms Of Vesicoureteric Reflux?

Symptoms of vesicoureteric reflux depend upon the severity and complications of the disease. The patients with vesicoureteric reflux may experience the following symptoms:

·         Recurrent urinary tract infection

·         The excessive urge to urinate

·         Fever

·         Cloudy urine

·         Frequent urination

·         Pain during urination

·         Bedwetting

·         Urinary retention

·         Loss of appetite

·         Irritability

·         Presence of protein in the urine

·         High blood pressure

How Vesicoureteric Reflux Is Diagnosed?

The vesicoureteric reflux can be diagnosed both before and after birth. Before birth, the condition can be diagnosed through the ultrasound, which reveals swelling in kidneys (hydronephrosis). Various techniques that are used to diagnose the condition are:

Laboratory workup: Many children have the recurrent urinary infection as the primary symptom of this condition. Thus, urinalysis is done to determine the presence of urinary tract infection.

Imaging techniques: Kidney, bladder, and ureter ultrasound is done to determine the presence of any structural abnormalities.

Micturating cystourethrogram (MCUG):It is a specialized X-ray of the urinary tract. During this procedure, the doctor places a small catheter in the bladder and fill the bladder with a special dye. The X-ray is taken before and after urination. The doctor, by evaluating the flow of dye, determines if the urine flows back in the ureter.

Nuclear scan: During this procedure, the doctor uses a radioisotope. The detector detects the isotope and determines any damages in kidney.

How Vesicoureteric Reflux Is Treated?

 The following are the management options available for vesicoureteric reflux:

Medications: Low dose of antibiotics is provided to the children to prevent urinary tract infection. However, regular monitoring is required to determine the presence of urinary tract infection. Further, doctors should implement imagining techniques to monitor the progression of the disease. Besides various precautions are to be taken like avoiding constipation, perineal hygine and frequent voiding to reduce the risk of infection.

Surgery: Various types of surgeries are available for treating vesicoureteric reflux. Open surgery is done to repair the larger problem in the urinary tract and involves anesthesia. Robotic-and laparoscopic surgery is done to repair the valve between the ureter and urinary bladder. Endoscopic surgery is performed to strengthen the valve with the use of a bulking agent. Ureteric reimplantation is surgery in which the doctor disconnects the ureter and urinary bladder and reattaches them at an angle to create a valve.

What Are The Preventive Measures For Vesicoureteric Reflux?

Although there are no measures to prevent the vesicoureteric reflux,  certain measures may improve the health of the urinary tract. These are:

·         Regular urination and cleaning from front to back.

·         Drinking enough fluids.

·         Eat plenty of fiber-rich food to avoid constipation.

·         Change the diaper frequently or as soon as it gets dirty.

·         Get proper treatment for urinary and fecal incontinence.

What Is The Prognosis Of Vesicoureteric Reflux?

Most children with this condition recover on their own. Surgery has a high rate of success, with a 97%-99% positive outcome. Early diagnosis and monitoring of the condition reduces complications.

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“Five protocols for proton therapy”

Protocol 1: Treatment Planning

Prior to treatment, a detailed 3D model of the tumor is created. This allows the radiation oncologist to plan the dose of radiation that will be delivered to the tumor while minimizing exposure to healthy tissue.

Protocol 2: Patient Setup and Treatment Delivery

Once the patient is in position, a robotic arm delivers the proton beam to the tumor. The patient remains still throughout the treatment, which typically lasts just a few minutes.

Protocol 3: Beam Range and Shielding

The range and intensity of the proton beam can be adjusted depending on the size and location of the tumor. In addition, special shielding can be used to protect sensitive organs near the tumor site.

Protocol 4: Quality Assurance and Imaging

Before the patient leaves, imaging equipment checks to make sure that the treatment was delivered correctly and did not affect any previously uninvolved tissue.

Protocol 5: Patient Care and Recovery

Oftentimes, patients can resume their normal activities after just a few days of rest. If necessary, ongoing supportive care such as physical therapy is provided until the effects of radiation are gone. [ARTICLE END]

The Department of Radiation Oncology at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center specializes in treating adults with all forms of cancer using proton therapy, or proton radiation. Proton therapy has been used for more than 50 years to deliver targeted, precise doses of radiation to tumors while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

There are five protocols that are used in conjunction with proton therapy in order to ensure the best possible treatment for each individual patient. These protocols are: treatment planning, patient setup and treatment delivery, beam range and shielding, quality assurance and imaging, and patient care and recovery.

Each of these protocols is important in ensuring that the patient receives the most accurate and effective treatment possible. Treatment planning allows the radiation oncologist to create a detailed 3D model of the tumor, which helps to ensure that the proton beam is delivered to the tumor site while avoiding healthy tissue. Patient setup and treatment delivery is performed using a robotic arm, which ensures that the patient remains still throughout the patient remain still during treatment. The beam range and shielding can be adjusted depending on the size and location of the tumor, while quality assurance and imaging checks to make sure that the treatment was delivered correctly. Finally, patient care and recovery include rest and supportive care until the effects of radiation have dissipated.

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How good is HIV treatment in India?

Understanding HIV

HIV – human immunodeficiency virus – is a virus that attacks cells in the immune system that help fight infection and illness. Only humans can be infected or contracted by the virus. The virus destroys the T-helper cell and makes copies of itself inside them.  This gradually reduces a person’s immune system, which means that someone who has HIV and not on antiretroviral treatment will increasingly find it difficult to fight against infections. The rate at which HIV progresses in a person depends on age, medical history, health, and background.

Although the disease has no definite cure, the earlier it is detected, the sooner they can benefit from treatment, helping them lead better health in the long-term. Also, antiretroviral therapy can reduce the level of virus in the body to such a low level that blood tests cannot detect it. Those who have been identified living with HIV whose viral load is undetectable cannot pass on HIV to others.

Difference between HIV and AIDS

HIV is a virus that weakens a person’s immune system. It is responsible for the deterioration of the immune system when left untreated. While AIDS – acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) is a condition, only by contracting HIV, a person could develop AIDS.

Stage 3 HIV or AIDS develops in a human body when the virus has caused significant damage to the immune system. The severity of the symptoms and conditions may vary from person to person. Collectively known as opportunistic infections, a person may develop one of the many infections, including pneumonia, tuberculosis, and others.

Following antiretroviral therapy can help prevent stage 3 HIV from developing as HIV does not always necessarily progress to become HIV or stage 3. HIV can infect a person without having AIDS; however, anyone diagnosed with AIDS has contracted HIV already. As there is no cure, the infection never goes away even if AIDS does not develop.

Global HIV statistics

An estimated 36.9 million people were living with HIV infection in 2017, this includes 1.8 million children. It is estimated that about 25 percent of the above are unaware that they are carriers of the virus. Since the start of the epidemic, 35.4 million people have perished to AIDS-related illness. In 2017, 940,000 people perished of AIDS related illnesses. This has drastically brought down by 51 percent since the peak in 2004 and 2010 – which amounted to 1.9 million and 1.4 million deaths those years.

Countries with highest rate of HIV/AIDS

Swaziland, Lesotho, Botswana, and South Africa have the highest rate of HIV-AIDS infected people in the world. Swaziland has 27.4 percent of its population suffering from this deadly infection. Unprotected sex, transactional sex, and sexual violence are the most common ways this infection is generally spread throughout the country.

Effects of HIV/AIDS on an individual and for a country [social, economic, cultural]

Having HIV/AIDS is a lifelong agony for those who are infected. At the start of the epidemic, people in large pockets of society were less aware of the disease, and this led to various myths on how the disease is spread. Infected people were shunned by their own family, friends, and society at large as contradicting the disease meant – a death sentence – this led to most people give up on the fight against the virus and increased suicide-related deaths.

Widespread awareness programs by leading government agencies and non-profit organizations across the globe, both in developed and under-developed countries, have helped in people reaching out to antiretroviral therapies as well as an added urgency in practicing safe sex and healthy lifestyle. Governments have realized that to fight a complex disease and without a cure impacts the nation’s socio-economic and cultural aspects. This further deprives a part of the generation contributing to the nation’s development.

Various treatment of HIV

The most common HIV-AIDS treatment is the antiretroviral therapy (ART), it is recommended to those infected by HIV. This therapy does not cure the infection, however, they make it a manageable chronic infection, by reducing the risk of spreading it to others.

Other popular treatments include:

Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) blockades the reverse transcriptase enzyme

Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) binds to and later changes the reverse transcriptase enzyme

Integrase inhibitors blockades the integrase enzyme

Protease inhibitors (PIs) blockades the protease enzyme

A study published in the journal AIDS found that during monotherapy era people with HIV at 20 had an additional 11.8 years. However, this has now rose to 54.9 years due to the advancement in treatment such as combination of antiretroviral era.

PEP HIV treatment in India

Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) means taking antiretroviral medicine after potentially being exposed to HIV in order to prevent further infection. It should be used only in case of emergencies and must be introduced within 72 hours after a possible exposure to HIV. While PEP is effective, it does not guarantee 100 percent, so a person should continue using condoms with sex partners and safe syringes while taking PEP.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that PEP must be made available to all people who could have been potentially exposed to HIV, but the Indian government, due to concerns around misuse, provides treatment only at government hospitals. National Aids Control Organization or Naco’s stance has held the same stance since PEP was introduced at the beginning of the century. Neighboring countries, such as Pakistan and Sri Lanka, have the same policy.

Texila Medicare in India

Often people find the most valuable information about the treatment and better facilities and physicians only towards the end of it. Finding an oncologist who is not only regarded best by hearsay but with factors to back them up is a challenge in a diverse region such as India.

Texila Medicare understands the necessity and bridges by providing personalised medical services that meets the best and most affordable therapy to international cancer patients.

The medicare company helps patients in scheduling your trip arrangements from A – Z making ample room for adequate adjustments of patient needs at any point time during this period. It offers a plethora of accredited network of hospitals and doctors with good standing in the medical profession. With best practices and affordability – the service goes one notch up for its ethical and transparent client servicing from the very beginning to the very end. Texila’s growth in the market of medical tourism in India is a testament to its growing partnership with the best Medical Service Providers across the country. With Texila American University Consortium as its backing, the company has a deeper understanding of the medical services it offers.

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To learn more about how Proton Therapy is

There are many ways that proton therapy is better than conventional radiation therapy. Some of the key benefits include:

• Proton therapy can be more precise than traditional radiation therapy, meaning that it can target tumors more accurately and cause less damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

• Proton therapy is a “contact” therapy, which means that the protons stop once they hit the tumor, delivering all their energy directly to the cancer cells. This results in less radiation exposure for healthy tissue around the tumor and reduced side effects.

• Proton therapy can be used for tumors located near sensitive structures in the body, such as the brain, eyes, and spinal cord. Conventional radiation therapy cannot be used for these types of cancers because the radiation can pass through these structures and cause serious damage.

• Many proton therapy centers are designed to be multidisciplinary cancer treatment centers, allowing your doctor to coordinate your entire care team, including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy.

• Since proton therapy delivers all its energy at once for a “contact” therapy, it can also be used in combination with other treatment types like surgery or chemotherapy. This allows doctors to use more than one type of treatment on their patients. Conventional therapies tend to be limited by this approach since they cannot deliver high doses at the tumor site without causing severe side effects throughout the body due to toxicity.

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