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Dinesh Dubey is a journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
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Surgeons separate 3-day-old conjoined twins in 5-hour operation
Surgeons in Varanasi, India, successfully separated 3-day-old conjoined twins in a five-hour operation at S S Hospital. The complex procedure, performed for free due to the parents' financial constraints, involved a team of five surgeons, ten doctors, and 15 nurses. Dr. Vaibhav Pandey, assistant professor of pediatric surgery, expressed satisfaction with the outcome, noting the challenges due to the babies' weak condition. The twins, who were joined at the tummy and had a combined weight of 7lbs, are recovering well and will be named during traditional rituals upon returning home.
GRAPHIC PHOTOS: Man survives horror injury after being impaled by 2.5-foot iron spike
A 20-year-old driver named Narendra survived a severe accident in Uttar Pradesh, India, where he was impaled by a 2.5-foot iron spike. The spike went through his chest and out his back, causing significant lung injuries. Medics at BHU Trauma Centre, led by Professor Siddharth Lakhotia, performed a three-hour surgery to remove the spike. Despite the severity of the injuries, Narendra is expected to make a good recovery. The accident also caused injuries to his face, eye, and foot. Professor S.K. Mathur noted the difficulty of the operation due to the bent metal pole.
Teen's entire leg amputated to remove 55-pound tumor
A 19-year-old teenager underwent a life-saving surgery to remove a 55-pound tumor from his leg at Maharaja Yeshwantrao Hospital in Indore, India. The tumor, identified as spindle cell sarcoma, had rendered him bed-bound for months. Dr. Sonia Moses, who led the surgery, expressed hope for the patient's full recovery. The successful operation has significantly improved the teenager's health and quality of life.
Surgeons in India reattach man's foot after sawing accident severs bones, nerves, tendons
Surgeons in Mumbai, India, successfully reattached a 27-year-old carpenter's foot after a severe sawing accident. The intricate six-hour surgery involved stabilizing bones and reattaching blood vessels, followed by a second operation to repair nerves and graft skin. The patient, initially in grave danger of losing his foot, has been discharged and is recovering at home, expressing gratitude towards the medical team at RN Cooper hospital.
Baby born with parasitic twin has extra limbs removed
A 7-month-old baby girl born with a parasitic twin attached to her torso underwent a successful 2.5-hour surgery to remove the conjoined limbs at Tura Civil Hospital in Meghalaya, India. The parasitic twin was connected to vital organs, including the liver and intestines. Paediatric surgeon Lee Roger Ch Marak led the operation, and Dr Sangma, the hospital superintendent, noted that without surgical intervention, the living twin's growth would have been severely affected.
Doctors pull pin from girl's stomach after she accidentally swallowed it while talking
Doctors successfully removed a pin from the stomach of 13-year-old Sameera Makamdar in Vasai, India, after she accidentally swallowed it while talking. The pin, which was held between her teeth while draping a scarf, pierced her stomach wall but did not cause major injuries. Dr. Rajeev Hingorani and his team at Cardinal Gracious Memorial Hospital performed an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy to safely retrieve the pin. The incident highlights the importance of timely medical intervention to avoid more invasive procedures.
Moment angry family attack doctor after Covid victim died 'from lack of oxygen' in India
A family of a Covid-19 victim attacked Dr. Siddhant Totla outside Prime Hospital in Pune, India, due to suspicions of the patient's death from a delay in oxygen supply. The 65-year-old patient had been treated in an ambulance but was declared dead before hospital admission. The family assaulted the doctor with a metal pole and vandalized a security cabin. No arrests have been made. The incident occurred amidst India's severe second wave of Covid-19, with record-breaking case numbers and deaths, and a strained healthcare system.
Mum dies after shard pierces stomach when she accidentally runs into a glass door
Beena Jiju Paul, a 46-year-old mother, died after accidentally running into a glass door at the Bank of Baroda in Perumbavoor, India, and falling onto a shard of glass that pierced her stomach. Despite being rushed to Perumbavoor Taluk Hospital, she succumbed to her injuries. The incident was captured on graphic footage showing her surrounded by a pool of blood. The Perumbavoor police have registered a case of unnatural death.
Man cuts off his own tongue 'in sacrifice to god to prevent coronavirus spread'
A 24-year-old man named Vivek Sharma from Gujarat, India, cut off his own tongue in an attempt to appease a deity and prevent the spread of coronavirus. He was working as a stone cutter at the Bhavani Mata temple and was a devotee of Kali Mata. After leaving the temple, he was found unconscious and taken to the hospital, where doctors are attempting to reattach his tongue. The police were informed by a priest, and an investigation is underway to determine the exact reasons behind his actions.
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