Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, AVSM, VSM, and Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), visited the Artificial Limb Center (ALC) in Pune today, marking a significant milestone in amputee rehabilitation and training. The DGAFMS inaugurated the cutting-edge ‘Department of Prosthetics and Orthotics Education’, a facility poised to revolutionize care and training in the field of prosthetics and orthotics.
Advancing Amputee Rehabilitation
The newly established department is equipped with state-of-the-art technology aimed at:
- Enhancing the rehabilitation of amputees with advanced prosthetic solutions.
- Providing technical training in prosthetics and orthotics, ensuring that Armed Forces personnel receive world-class care.
The facility is expected to serve as a hub for innovation and education, reinforcing the ALC’s reputation as a center of excellence in rehabilitation medicine.
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Interaction with Patients and Staff
During her visit, Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin interacted with amputee patients undergoing treatment and commended their courage and resilience. She also extended her heartfelt compliments to the dedicated ALC staff for their professionalism and unwavering commitment to the rehabilitation of disabled soldiers.
Acknowledging Dedication to Disabled Soldiers
In her address, the DGAFMS emphasized the importance of providing comprehensive support to disabled personnel, highlighting how the Armed Forces are leveraging advanced medical technology to improve the quality of life for injured soldiers. She praised the ALC team for their pivotal role in ensuring that injured soldiers regain their mobility, independence, and confidence.
A Step Toward Holistic Care
This initiative underscores the Armed Forces’ commitment to not only operational excellence but also to the welfare of its personnel. The ‘Department of Prosthetics and Orthotics Education’ is expected to have far-reaching impacts, fostering advancements in rehabilitation techniques while equipping medical professionals with the skills needed to deliver the best possible care.
This development reaffirms the Armed Forces’ dedication to embracing modern medical technology and innovation to support those who have selflessly served the nation.
