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Magnetic compression procedure used to treat bile duct blockage at private hospital in Chennai

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Magnetic compression procedure used to treat bile duct blockage at private hospital in Chennai
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Doctors at MIOT International in Chennai successfully treated a bile duct blockage in a post-liver transplant patient using a magnetic compression anastomosis (MCA) technique. This minimally invasive procedure allowed doctors to avoid complex repeat surgery.

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The successful application of advanced, minimally invasive medical techniques demonstrates progress in post-transplant care and complex biliary surgery.

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Doctors of MIOT International treated a post-liver transplant patient with bile duct blockage using two tiny magnets in a technique called magnetic compression anastomosis (MCA) to restore bile flow.

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