
The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) on Thursday announced the launch of “Operation Brain Tumour”, an ambitious initiative aimed at tackling the national backlog of patients diagnosed with brain tumours who are currently part of the neurosurgery clinic at GPHC.
This groundbreaking project is made possible through the acquisition of the CUSA Clarity by Integra, the first of its kind in Guyana and the Caribbean.
The state-of-the-art CUSA Clarity surgical system is renowned for its precision and efficiency in removing brain tumours, significantly improving outcomes for patients undergoing these complex procedures. The introduction of this advanced technology underscores GPHC’s commitment to enhancing the quality of specialised medical care in Guyana.
“Operation Brain Tumour” will be led by GPHC’s Chief Neurosurgeon, Dr Amarnauth Dukhi, and his dedicated neurosurgery team. The initiative aims to complete all pending brain tumour surgeries before the end of 2024, providing relief to patients and their families who have been waiting for life-changing interventions.













