Asia Book of Records with 42 Knee Transplant Operations in One Day
In a remarkable display of medical excellence, Dr. Shivkumar Santpure, along with his dedicated team at Kamalnayan Bajaj Hospital in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, has etched its name into the Asia Book of Records. On an extraordinary day, the team conducted 42 knee transplant surgeries within just 13.5 hours, setting a new benchmark in surgical achievement.
This achievement is not just about numbers, but about precision, teamwork, and our commitment to restoring mobility and hope for every patient.” – Dr. Shivkumar Santpure.
- Surpassing the Previous Record
The new record significantly outpaced the earlier achievement by Fortis Hospital (New Delhi), which performed 33 knee transplants in 24 hours. This feat underscores the efficiency and capability of Dr. Santpure’s team - A Testament to Teamwork and Execution
Dr. Santpure attributed the accomplishment to an orchestrated team effort — where surgical precision, seamless planning, and continuous patient care remained at the forefront from 7 AM to 8:30 PM. The Asia Book of Records’ coordinator, Rekha Singh, was present to document the feat live at the hospital. - Strategic & Operational Excellence
Every aspect of the operation— from patient coordination and anesthesiology to post-operative care — was carefully synchronized. The achievement is not only a record but also a testament to the hospital’s commitment to high standards of care under pressure. - Regional and Professional Pride
This milestone serves as a proud moment for Maharashtra’s healthcare sector. It highlights how regional centers of excellence can rise above national standards and capture the spotlight on an international stage
Conclusion:
Dr. Santpure and the Kamalnayan Bajaj Hospital team have not merely set a record—they’ve shone a light on what’s possible when medical precision meets coordinated teamwork. This accomplishment marks a new standard in surgical care and positions the hospital—and the state—at the forefront of medical excellence in Asia.
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