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Journal Article
Indian surgeons call for end to unnecessary operations in private sector
2017
Overview
In the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, for example, 498 of the 920 community health centres have functional operation theatres, but 818 do not employ any anaesthetists. 1 2 Samiran Nundy, a gastrointestinal surgeon formerly at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi and a member of the panel, told The BMJ: \"Many people in the country are losing their lives because of a lack of access to basic surgical care, while others are subject to unnecessary surgeries simply because the government and doctors are not looking at this paradox seriously enough.\"
Publisher
BMJ Publishing Group LTD
