Expressing his happiness, Dr. Tarun Sapra, Director of SMS Hospital, Hisar articulated his gratitude for the honor given by Dainik Bhaskar.

Dr. Tarun Sapra is one of the best doctors who runs Sapra Multispecialty Hospital, a 100 bedded hospital that caters to super/multi-specialty health services with an infrastructure that has the best of minds and machines.

With more than four decades of experience, expertise, and infrastructure, the SMS Hospital run by Dr. Tarun Sapra strikes a chord with people over for personalized care. Dr. Tarun Sapra has also been honored with many awards for his high exemplary contribution to the medical field, which has made him a source of inspiration.

Chief Guest Nitin Gadkari appreciated Dainik Bhaskar for felicitating the entrepreneurs and eminent personalities of the state. The cultural programs presented by artists during the program were highly appreciated by all.

The hospital is proud of how the nation gained its independence. It is the result of the sacrifice of not only India’s great leaders but also of every regular Indian who took part in the Independence struggle, said Dr Tarun Sapra in his address. He further added, “We have the utmost respect for the families who lost loved ones during the freedom struggle. On this day, we honour everyone and express our gratitude for the challenges faced at the time that allowed us to live in a free India today.

Sapra Family today make a commitment to protect each and every Indian from disease and illness, like Indian soldiers, who protect us from enemies.  We are aware of our obligation to the community and will work tirelessly to make India happy and healthy.

 Dr. Prabhu Swami, Head of the Department of Gastro and Liver Surgery, Sapra Hospital, said that during abdominal surgery, all the parasites (Peritoneal Hydatidosis) affected bumps weighed around 18 kgs, were removed while protecting the vital organs of the patient.

 According to Dr. Prabhu, this special type of parasite enters into the human body due to contact with domestic animals such as dogs, sheep, etc., and creates parasitic lumps in the stomach. Usually, patients have only one or two cysts, but this patient had more than 100 cysts in the body, which made her condition very serious. The immediate operation was necessary as these lumps were very poisonous from inside, and if any of them get burst, then it becomes very difficult to save the life of the patient. But in spite of all kinds of difficulties, I, along with Dr. Tarun Sapra and Dr. Rajesh Garg (Anesthetist), the entire team of the hospital made this complex operation successful.