PNS|Vijayawada
In a move towards enhancing healthcare services, the South Central Railway Women’s Welfare Organisation (SCRWWO), Vijayawada Division, under the leadership of Dr Varsha Patil, president, SCRWWO Vijayawada, has donated a state-of-the-art physiotherapy machine Intelect Mobile Combo to the Divisional Railway Hospital, Vijayawada.
The advanced physiotherapy unit, worth ?4.5 lakh, integrates Interferential Therapy (IFT), Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS), and other pain management modalities. This cutting-edge equipment is designed to significantly improve post-operative rehabilitation and physiotherapy outcomes for patients.
The Divisional Railway Hospital currently serves approximately 60 physiotherapy patients daily, many recovering from both major and minor orthopaedic surgeries. “Physiotherapy is an essential component in the recovery process of inpatients. This donation will greatly aid in accelerating patient rehabilitation and pain relief,” said Dr Varsha Patil.
Dr GMD Chary, MS, Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Railway Hospital, noted that the facility performs around 300 major and 750 minor orthopaedic surgeries annually. “Physiotherapy is indispensable in ensuring successful recovery. This new machine is a welcome addition to our department,” he added.
Ch Srinivasu, Chief Medical Superintendent, Vijayawada Division, stated, “This contribution will make a tangible difference in our ability to treat patients more effectively and comfortably.” K Prabhavathi, Physiotherapist, too, expressed her gratitude to SCRWWO.
