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Prince Bijay Singh Memorial Hospital, commonly known as PBM Hospital, is a government hospital in Bikaner, Rajasthan, India. It is administered by the Government of Rajasthan and forms part of the Sardar Patel Medical College and Associated Group of Hospitals. The hospital was formed in the memory of Prince Bijey Singh, son of Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner. Its associated cancer institute documents a history of radiation treatment in Bikaner dating to before the 1940s, with a telecobalt-60 machine commissioned in 1965.

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-'''Prince Bijay Singh Memorial Hospital''', commonly known as '''PBM Hospital''', is a government hospital in [[Bikaner|Bikaner, Rajasthan]], India. It is administered by the [[Government of Rajasthan]] and forms part of the [[Sardar Patel Medical College]] and Associated Group of Hospitals. The hospital was formed in the memory of Prince Bijey Singh, son of Maharaja [[Ganga Singh]] of Bikaner.
+'''Prince Bijay Singh Memorial Hospital''', commonly known as '''PBM Hospital''', is a government hospital in [[Bikaner|Bikaner, Rajasthan]], India. It is administered by the [[Government of Rajasthan]] and forms part of the [[Sardar Patel Medical College]] and Associated Group of Hospitals. The hospital was formed in the memory of Prince Bijey Singh, son of Maharaja [[Ganga Singh]] of Bikaner. Its associated cancer institute documents a history of radiation treatment in Bikaner dating to before the 1940s, with a [[External beam radiotherapy|telecobalt-60]] machine commissioned in 1965.
-The institution provides general and specialist medical services and serves patients from [[Bikaner]] and surrounding districts of western Rajasthan. Its associated facilities include specialised services in areas such as cancer treatment, cardiovascular medicine, paediatrics, and trauma care.
+== History ==
-Its associated cancer institute documents a history of radiation treatment in Bikaner dating to before the 1940s, with a [[External beam radiotherapy|telecobalt-60]] machine commissioned in 1965.