A 56-year-old woman received a new lease of life when a team of doctors from Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad, removed a tumor that weighed around 47 kg. The big nonovarian tumor has been recorded as the heaviest tumor in India and has now been successfully removed from the body of the patient. The team of doctors has been recognised by the India Book of Records for their successful operation in removing the heaviest tumor.
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