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Responding immediately to a distress call, the doctors examined the child to find that her pulse was absent, extremities were cold, and that she was not breathing.

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The doctors on the flight immediately responded to the distress call and examined the child and found that her "pulse was absent, extremities were cold, and the child was not breathing with cyanosed lips and fingers"

Five doctors of AIIMS, New Delhi have performed CPR on a two year old mid-air. The child was unconscious and cyanosed. Cyanosis is a medical term used

The incident took place on Sunday night when a group of five senior doctors of AIIMS was returning to Delhi after attending a medical event in Bengaluru. 

She was unconscious and had a bluish-purple discolouration of skin usually resulting from a deficiency of oxygen in the blood

Five doctors from Delhi are being hailed as heroes today after they saved a child's life during a mid-air medical emergency on board a Vistara Airlines flight from Bengaluru.

New Delhi, Aug 28 (PTI) A two-year-old girl who stopped breathing on board a Bengaluru-Delhi Vistara flight shortly after take off was saved by five doctors, including four from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences here, travelling in the same flight. The four AIIMS resident doctors and one from ILBS performed CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) on the child mid-air after the crew made an emergency announcement.

Five doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) came to the rescue of a two-year-old girl who stopped breathing on a Vistara flight from Bengaluru to Delhi. The doctors improvised medical equipment from whatever they could find on the plane and managed to revive the child and stabilise her until the flight made an emergency landing in Nagpur. The girl had recently undergone heart surgery and had experienced post-surgery complications. The doctors continued to assist the chi...

A two-year-old toddler, who stopped breathing mid-air onboard a Bengaluru-Delhi Vistara flight on Sunday, was saved by a group of AIIMS Delhi. | Latest News India