New complementary equipment for digestive endoscopy oncology activity, funded by GEMLUC, has just been inaugurated at the Princess Grace Hospital.
Princess of Hanover, Didier Gamerdinger, Government Counselor – Minister of Social Affairs and Health, André Garino, Chairman of the Board of Directors of CHPG, Benoîte de Sevelinges, Director of CHPG, François-Jean Brych, President of GEMLUC as well as representatives of the association and Doctors Rémy Dumas (Head of Department ), Antoine Charachon (Deputy Head of Department) and Jean-François Demarquay (Deputy Head of Department) of the Digestive Endoscopies Department were present during the inauguration.
Thanks to a donation of 55,000 euros from GEMLUC, the CHPG was able to finance this radiofrequency generator which makes it possible in particular to treat pancreatic tumours, during an endoscopic ultrasound carried out orally, thus avoiding a surgical operation sometimes too heavy for elderly or frail patients.