A 43-year-old woman from Somalia has been living with persistent back pain and a persistent discharge from her lower back for 35 years. The inflammation, which began as a swelling in her youth, led to multiple surgeries outside India nearly 30 years ago. Unfortunately, no medical records are available, and her symptoms have continued to worsen over time.

For decades, she has endured:

Despite repeated treatments elsewhere, her condition has not resolved.

Our Diagnosis Reveals High-Risk Sacral Tumor

When she was taken to Medicover Hospitals in Hitech City, she was examined by Dr Ch Venkata Pavan Kumar, Senior General Surgeon Consultant. Advanced CT imaging revealed a large tumor originating from the sacral bone, measuring approximately 15 cm x 20 cm.

Tumor was:

Given its size and proximity to critical structures, it was classified as a high-risk sacral tumor case requiring meticulous planning.

Multidisciplinary Surgical Planning

A comprehensive multidisciplinary team was formed, comprising:

This case required coordination between specialties because of:

Assessment of a large soft tissue defect after tumor removal

Complex High-Risk Sacral Tumor Surgery

The surgical team successfully performed a high-risk procedure. A total of 15 cm × 20 cm of tumor was completely removed from the trigeminal region, preserving the surrounding vital structures.

After tumor removal:

The surgery requires precision, skill, and coordinated intraoperative management.

Excellent Recovery and Pain-Free Life

Postoperative recovery was smooth. The patient showed significant improvement.

On follow-up:

After 35 years of suffering, she finally experienced lasting relief.

Medicover Clinical Significance

High-risk sacral tumors are rare and complex. They require advanced imaging, multidisciplinary expertise, and reconstructive planning. This successful outcome highlights Medicover Hospitals ability to manage:

At Medicover Hospitals in Hitech City, even the most challenging cases are approached with precision, collaboration, and patient-centered care.

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