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Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh): Three months ago, the aspirations of a four-year-old taekwondo prodigy were crushed when her hand got caught in an escalator at the Ghaziabad railway station. However, doctors at Apollo Medics in the city formulated a recovery plan for Agrima Singh, a Taekwondo athlete who had earned a prestigious gold medal in a tournament in Noida just before the accident. Led by Dr. Nikhil Puri, the team of doctors demonstrated remarkable expertise and precision in the intricate process of reconstructing Agrima Singh's crushed hand, underscoring the urgency to restore its normal form and function. “From the moment the incident occurred, we were on edge. At one juncture, we were willing to accept the loss of a limb if it meant saving our daughter's life. Patience, faith, and the skill of the doctors have proven invaluable,” said the girl’s mother. In acknowledging their surgical expertise, Dr. Mayank Somani, the MD and CEO of the hospital, praised the team's skillful navigation through the complex network of bones, muscles, and nerves during the delicate surgery.
New Delhi: A tragic incident unfolded on Saturday evening in Sector 55 of Faridabad, resulting in the death of 24-year-old optometrist Izma Saifi. While on her way home from work at a local hospital, her scooter was struck from behind by a tractor.
In the early hours of March 19th, medical professionals at Midnapore Medical College and Hospital performed a remarkable surgery, addressing a unique case involving a man in his 30s who arrived at the emergency ward with a glass bottle embedded in his rectum.
Chennai: Dr. V Mohan, a respected diabetologist, has discredited a video circulating on social media depicting someone resembling him promoting a drug that allegedly cures diabetes within 48 hours. He emphasizes the potential dangers of such AI-generated content becoming the next health hazard.
Erode: A tragic incident occurred near here as a doctor couple lost their lives in a road accident when their car collided with a lorry. The victims, identified as Madappan (75) and his wife Padmavathy (72), were returning home to Mettur after visiting their son in Erode on Thursday evening.
After nearly four decades of practicing in Assam and Bengal, where he purportedly "retired" in 2005, an alleged "fraudulent" doctor has been arrested in the city.
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