Operation Restore Burns Deformity Corrective Surgery Camp

(non cosmetic)

an initiative of Rotary Club of Deonar (R.I. District 3140)

and National Burns Centre, Airoli

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Objective• FREE surgery & treatment to Burn Victims Survivors• Correct the functional deformities by surgery &

physiotherapy• Restore their working capacity & confidence to lead

a near normal life

Operation Restore… Restoring lives

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Beneficiaries• Mainly women & children• Only functional surgeries, not cosmetic• Socially & Economically deprived families• Victims Survivors of accidents, dowry harassment,

suicide, and acid attack cases

Operation Restore… Restoring lives

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The beginning…• Started as joint project with US based NGO

‘Operation Smile’ in 2010• Held annual camps with 50-60 patients• In 2013 ‘Operation Smile’ discontinued as it

focussed only on cleft lip surgery & not burns

Overwhelming Need… Overcome Challenges

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• Collaborated with other Rotary Clubs• Present format to hold 3-4 camps in the year with

approx. 20 patients per camp• Have also received support from the Rotary District

and other Donors

Its progress

Over 250 surgeries completed since 2010

Screening Surgeries Post-Operative care

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The process

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Primarily Women & Children

Social & economic status

Medical Assessment

1. Screening of patients

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Arms & Legs

Neck & Chest

Hands & feet

Head & Face

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2. Surgeries being performed

3. Post-Operative care

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• The camp is supported with the help of:– Volunteer Doctors & Paramedics

• 6 surgeons, 4 anesthesiologists, 7 physiotherapists, 12 member team of National Burns Centre (NBC)

– Enthusiasm of Rotarians• Cost incurred are for consumables & medicines only• Balance expenses underwritten by NBC

Camp model

More funds … More Beneficiaries

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Sr. Particulars Cost I OT Medicine Rs. 21,060 II Ward Medicine Rs. 3,757 III Dressings Rs. 6,817 IV Blood investigation Rs. 1,800 V Washing & Sterilization Rs. 2,250 TOTAL COST PER PATIENT Rs. 35,684

Average number of Patients per Camp = 20TOTAL COST PER CAMP Rs. 713,680

Cost per Patient per Camp

Other costs incurred but NOT included in the camp are: • Airfare, Hotel stay, Food - For surgeons who are from out of station • Breakfast, lunch, tea - For Volunteers in the Operating Team, Nursing Staff • Printing cost for posters, banners, documentation & Admin expenses

Promoting Op Restore

Promoting Op Restore

survivors----

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Operation Restore …restoring lives

NBC Director, Dr. Sunil Keswani outside the OT, seen here with Dr. Pramod Kale, both Rotarians from Rotary Club of Deonar

Thank you