Dr. Brinda Merchant (Physiotherapist), Head of Department, Aqua Therapy at SRCC Centre for
Child Development presented a case report at 60th  National Conference of Indian Association of
Physiotherapists (IAP), held in Ahmedabad on 11th & 12th February, 2023. The Case report
presented as an E-Poster, “Aquatic Therapy as part of Intervention for an adolescent with Chronic
Post-Surgical Pain after Crouch Correction Surgery” was well received and got awarded first prize
in Clinician’s Category.

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Dr Brinda Merchant (Physiotherapist), Head of Aqua Therapy unit was awarded the “Bharat Gaurav Puraskar” on 19^th February, 2023 by KTK foundation, Delhi for excellence and outstanding contribution in the field of Physiotherapy. KTK OUTSTANDING ACHIEVERS AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION is a Registered, Non- profit and Voluntary Organization which recognizes professional excellence across various field like education, science and technology.

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CASE -TASC participated with two teams comprising two children each in the Interschool Ace Chef Competition organized by Nalanda Aditya Birla Education Trust on 8^th December, 2023. The theme of the competition was Millets and More. Ms Hiyaa Sampat and Ms Afreen Guzder bagged the first prize in the special category for their preparation of Crunchy Millet Bites (snack), Colourful Salad and Millet Betel Bonbon.  This delicacy was prepared in an hour’s time by the team of CASE -TASC children with relative ease. The team’s motto was to enjoy the process however they succeeded in achieving the victory as well.

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A patient was referred to us by Dr Avi Shah from SRCC Children’s hospital. He was suffering from PFFD (Proximal femoral focal deficiency). After undergoing right ilio-femoral fusion and rotationality and distal mediolateral epiphysiodesis surgery on 1st April 2024, patient was referred to us for ortho-prosthesis fitting. At SRCC we developed a non-dynamic knee and feet design, suitable to provide patient with better stability and control to secure him with a good prognosis where he could walk in the distant future. We made sure that his milestone development would not be compromised and counselled his parents on long-term plans. Our goal was also to provide him with a functional ‘knee’ which can prove him beneficial in later stages of his life when he would start using prosthesis on permanent basis.

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