Algerian Child Overcomes Congenital Malformation with Laparoscopic Surgery in India

Patient Name: Master. Seradjeddine Lakhdari

Age: 4 years old

Gender: Male

Country of Origin: Algeria

Doctor Name: Dr. Anand Sinha

Hospital Name: Fortis Hospital Gurgaon

Treatment: Laparoscopy and Excision of Left Anterolateral Mass

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There is no greater pain for parents than seeing their child suffer. This was the reality for Seradjeddine's parents, whose initial joy turned to concern when they noticed a small swelling on their son's left flank (the side of a person's or animal's body). At first, the swelling seemed minor, but as time passed, it grew larger, causing increasing worry and prompting them to seek proper treatment.

Determined to find the best care for their son, Seradjeddine's parents began searching for reliable treatment options. Through recommendations, they discovered our website. As they read through inspiring patient stories, they felt a glimmer of hope that we at Vaidam could guide them toward a solution.

Recognising the urgency of the patient's condition, our team quickly assigned them a dedicated case manager who recommended they travel to India to consult with some of the best pediatric specialists in the field.

After reviewing their options, the family chose Dr. Anand Sinha, a highly experienced Pediatric Surgeon and Pediatric Urologist with over 17 years of expertise.

Upon their arrival in India, our coordinators ensured a seamless experience, assisting with airport pickup and transportation to their pre-booked accommodation. The family felt supported every step of the way, allowing them to focus entirely on their son's health.

Soon after, they visited Fortis Hospital, Gurgaon, where Dr. Sinha conducted a thorough evaluation. The diagnosis revealed two conditions:

• Left Antero-lateral Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM): This is a condition where there is an abnormal connection between arteries and veins, leading to swelling and other complications.
• Left Intraabdominal Undescended Testis: This means that one of the testicles did not descend into the scrotum and remained inside the abdomen.

Dr. Sinha recommended a laparoscopy and excision of the left anterolateral mass, a procedure that was successfully performed at Fortis Hospital. The surgery went smoothly, and Seradjeddine's recovery was closely monitored by the medical team.

Seradjeddine was discharged, and his parents were overwhelmed with relief and gratitude. They expressed their heartfelt thanks to everyone saying, "The operation went smoothly, and I am thankful to God, the doctor, and the Vaidam Coordinator who picked me up from the airport and took me to the hospital. He was with me from the beginning of the treatment until the last day. Thank you!"

We wish Seradjeddine a future filled with joy, strength, and endless blessings.