'लिम्ब्स सॉकेट' से गेम्स में हिस्सा ले रहे, पहाड़ चढ़ रहे दिव्यांग; डॉ. एमसी दास दिव्यांगों को दे रहे 'नई जिंदगी'

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डॉ. एमसी दास ने इंटरनेशनल सोसाइटी ऑफ प्रोस्थेटिक्स एंड ऑर्थोटिक्स की 20वीं वर्ल्ड कॉन्फ्रेंस में भारतीय रेलवे के मेडिकल विभाग का प्रतिनिधित्व किया.

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00:00foreign

00:12foreign

00:18hospital

00:28It is a circuit. It was made in some other way,

00:33which was a cold and warm,

00:35which was very difficult for patients.

00:39Many times, it was also a disease.

00:41But the doctor has made a circuit.

00:43There is no air, and there is no cold.

00:47It is uncooled.

00:49In Sweden, they got a lot of pain in Sweden.

00:53For this, they got a 1,000 EUR.

00:56You are very welcome to ATV, sir.

00:58First, sir, tell me what you have taken to Sweden and what was the situation, sir, and what you have asked for.

01:10My paper was selected in Sweden.

01:14In the Indian condition, when we cut our hair, we provided a prosthesis,

01:22and we also used a prosthesis, and we also used a prosthesis,

01:30and we provided a prosthesis with artificial limbs.

01:32In the artificial limbs, when it comes to the heat,

01:36the skin condition is affected by the skin.

01:39After using it, the skin gets a little bit of blistered,

01:42and the skin gets a lot of tissue.

01:45So, to address it, in foreign countries,

01:48and the skin condition is made,

01:50and it has been made in various ways.

01:52It means that it is made of AR,

01:54and it is made of AR,

01:56and it has been made of many ways.

01:58It was made of large and large work.

02:02For the skin condition, we used a design space in the circuit,

02:08which we call the circuit,

02:10and where the part is called the stomp,

02:14that is called a socket.

02:17In that socket, we have said that there is a hole in a hole.

02:21The hole was a honeycomb type.

02:24There is a hexagonal structure.

02:27In the hexagonal structure, when the patient insert the stomp into it,

02:31then the air will come to the air.

02:35When the air will come to the air,

02:37the fish will come out of the air.

02:40Even if the temperature of the air will keep the air from the air,

02:45so that the fish will come out.

02:47If the fish will come out, it will go out and if the fish will not come out.

02:50The temperature will go out of the air.

02:53What will the patient do?

02:56It will not be able to go out of the air.

03:00What are the other features of this socket?

03:06What are the other features of this socket?

03:10What do people use?

03:11Now, as we are using it here,

03:13we are using it in the railway hospital.

03:15In India, where the limb centers are provided,

03:21we use it in 3-4 types of amputation levels.

03:26Where the hair is cut,

03:28where the hair is cut, where the hair is cut,

03:30where the hair is cut, where the hair is cut,

03:32where the hair is cut.

03:33We provide all kinds of processes and artificial limbs.

03:39What is the socket?

03:41What is the socket?

03:42It is a PTB socket,

03:43a Patla Tendon Bearing socket.

03:45What is the body weight?

03:47The body weight is not straight.

03:49We divide it by biomechanical principle.

03:52Where will the patient go out of the weight?

03:54So, the patient will be able to go out of the weight.

03:56And the pattern of the hair is cut.

03:58The pattern of the hair is cut.

04:00The pattern of the hair is cut.

04:02It will regain the pattern again.

04:04So, after 2-3 years,

04:06we will not know if the hair is cut or not.

04:08For this condition,

04:10we have a normal socket.

04:12In this way, we have a liner.

04:14We have a liner.

04:15And sometimes,

04:16it is a silicone liner.

04:18It is also a provision of liner.

04:20So, it is a liner.

04:22It is costly.

04:24It was a patient's comfort.

04:26It is not the same.

04:28But, at the cost of the crates,

04:31a patient,

04:32a lot of Indian patients,

04:34not able to do it.

04:35We have to address this system.

04:37We have designed this system.

04:38You have made a circuit.

04:40And this is the previous principle.

04:42How much will the rate be different?

04:45We will calculate the rate.

04:49This rate is about 30,000 rupees.

04:52It will be about 35,000 rupees.

04:54But, the benefit is that

04:56there will not be any problem in the circuit.

04:58There will not be any problem in your hair.

05:00In the long run,

05:01there will never be any problem.

05:03In the current date,

05:05many people,

05:07even in our artificial limb and manufacturing corporation,

05:10in Kanpur,

05:11and many high-tech limb centers

05:13that come to the foreign countries,

05:15many have come to the circuit design.

05:16But, in the circuit design,

05:17there is a problem

05:18that it is to address people

05:20and to understand people's problems.

05:22It is not that part.

05:24Because it is costly,

05:26it is not possible to offer people.

05:28We have seen that it is cost-effective

05:30and it is to reach people's people.

05:32That is our goal.

05:33That is our goal.

05:34That is our goal.

05:35In my opinion,

05:36we have succeeded.

05:37Where are you living in this profession?

05:42Where do you think of your mind?

05:44I am living in Odisha.

05:46In Odisha,

05:47I am living in Odisha.

05:49I live in Odisha.

05:51In Odisha,

05:52I am living in Odisha in Odisha .

05:54Last year,

05:55I did have therapy.

05:56While shoes were involved in that done,

05:57while taking pictures of MBBS

05:59I kept living alone.

06:00In 1989, there was a National Institute for Rehabilitation, Training and Research

06:08This institute was the biggest institute in Asia

06:12There was an entrance to all over India

06:15Only 17 candidates were chosen

06:18Fortunately, I had a candidate

06:20When I entered, I saw that

06:24No one had to address this, so my hands are cut off

06:30As I said, people call him

06:32And I thought that my life should be done

06:37After that, I completed the course

06:40My first job was in Calicut Medical College in Kerala

06:43I worked for two years

06:45After that, there was a post in Chandigarh Railway Recruitment Board

06:49I selected one post

06:51There was a post in that post

06:53And I joined here on the Railway Recruitment

06:55In 1995, February 24

06:58After that, when I looked at the center

07:01I thought that I needed a lot of improvements

07:04Because the requirement of the Railway Recruitment

07:09We are not able to fulfill the requirement

07:13Because the Railway Recruitment will not be able to fulfill

07:16So, if we were to work in the area

07:18In the area, we will be able to fulfill the work

07:20And that is why my hospital and my administration

07:23I helped me very much

07:24Not that we have to send proposals

07:26We have to reject proposals

07:27But the hospital has understood this

07:29And the proposals we asked

07:31We have to change the direction

07:33We have to change the direction

07:34We have to change the direction

07:35We have to change the direction

07:36We have to change the direction

07:37To do that

07:38We have to change the direction

07:39We have to change the direction

07:40From one place

07:41And we have also helped

07:43We also had to help

07:44After that, the hospital

07:46In 2007, we have converted it

07:47And this center

07:48This center

07:49We converted it

07:50To a convention center

07:50We are converted it

07:52And that is

07:53Today, this center

07:55All of our England

07:56All of ourall of India

07:57Call the patients

07:58And all of the people

08:00and then they go to the same person who has referred to them,

08:03and they go to their limbs and treat them.

08:06After that, I had a degree course,

08:09because I had a diploma,

08:11I had a degree course,

08:12a PhD course,

08:13and I had a PhD course.

08:15In the Avaab process,

08:17there is a knee joint.

08:19In this photo, there is a knee joint.

08:21So, what is the knee joint?

08:23It is a knuckle knee joint and aocleal knee joint.

08:26The knuckle knee joint should be associated with aocleal knee joint.

08:29For the same thing,

08:31I took a project,

08:32and in that project,

08:33I had a PhD successful.

08:34So, I completed it.

08:35How many people have been working with their hands?

08:41At least,

08:42we have been providing artificial limbs to 20,000 patients.

08:48The important thing is that

08:50we do not only have one limb,

08:52but we also have patients on the railway,

08:54who are playing games in today's date,

08:56at the international level,

08:58who are participating in the Olympics,

08:59who are playing the mountains,

09:01who are participating in the marathon,

09:03who are participating in the marathon,

09:05who are participating in the marathon.

09:06And we have patients who have no four limbs,

09:08who have no two legs,

09:09who have no two legs,

09:10who have no two legs.

09:11We have rehabilitated them.

09:12And they are also happy.

09:14And they are now.

09:15I have a patient who presented me here,

09:17in Stockholm.

09:19For this reason,

09:20for me,

09:21I had a paper presented in Lyon,

09:22in France.

09:23There was a patient in Firajpur,

09:24who had no two legs,

09:25who had no two legs.

09:27He also got an award.

09:29So,

09:30people were happy.

09:32So,

09:33people were happy.

09:34So,

09:35we have only different level patients,

09:37who have no one to give their life.

09:39And who have no one to give their life.

09:41And who have no one to give their life.

09:44And who will not give them a good activity.

09:45He will never have sleep,

09:46as I am disabled.

09:47I am an able person.

09:48So,

09:49we have no one to give their life.

09:50And now,

09:51the patients are very typical.

09:52They are very typical.

09:53Because when a train accident happens,

09:54they are very different from road accidents.

09:56We are very happy,

09:57when patients get a new life.

10:00You can say,

10:01it is a new life.

10:03So, when they get a new life,

10:04they are very happy.

10:06Some of these patients,

10:08they are also talking about their work.

10:09What is their work?

10:11How did the doctor take care of their work?

10:13How did your father happen?

10:15How did your father happen?

10:16I was a man,

10:19I was on the train.

10:22I was on the train.

10:24So,

10:25I was on the train.

10:27I was on the train.

10:28I was on the train.

10:30Okay,

10:31you were on the train?

10:32Yes.

10:33I was on the train.

10:34I was on the train.

10:35That's why I was on the train.

10:36Okay, okay.

10:37So,

10:38Doc has given you a dog?

10:40Do you have to go from that?

10:41Yes.

10:42The work is like,

10:44I got a lot of courage.

10:47I'm going to go.

10:49Yes.

10:50He felt like that,

10:52that the doctor,

10:53he is as a Asac,

10:54and that I'm like,

10:55the doctor,

10:57I'm going to go.

10:58As you are telling the doctors and patients,

11:03they were on the train,

11:06they gave their hands,

11:07but the doctors did not only give their hands,

11:10but also their thoughts were increased,

11:12and they hope that they will be standing on their feet

11:15and go to the world.

11:17For ETV, I am from Delhi,

11:19I am from Dhananjay Bharma.

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