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And you think that was partly due to the care . Yes, definitely. How would you characterise the care . Negligent. Inhumane. While the trust says decisions about tracheostomies are not made solely by neurosurgeons, one expert with 35 Years Experience has another view. In your opinion, was this death avoidable . Yes. And why do you say that . If he had been assessed on a daily basis, and people had |tested his swallowing on a dailyi basis they would have picked up impaired swallowing rapidly. The ...

I just wanted to try the smoky paan because it looked interesting, and everyone else was trying it too, the girl said. No one else was hurt or felt any pain, but the discomfort I experienced was terrifying.

The girl initially developed severe stomach pain, and later, doctors advised her for a surgery as a hole was observed in her stomach. | Bengaluru News

A 12-year-old girl in Bengaluru has suffered perforation peritonitis, a hole in her stomach, after consuming liquid nitrogen paan Monday, the Times

The world of paan has evolved significantly. Gone are the days of a simple paan; instead, we find ourselves in an era of innovation, with fire paans, ice paans, chocolate paans, and even smokey paans becoming the norm. However, not all new trends bring positive outcomes. A recent incident, where a girl developed holes in her stomach after consuming a smokey paan, serves as a stark reminder of this reality.

A 12-year-old girl developed stomach issues after trying liquid nitrogen paan, leading to surgery at Narayana Multispeciality Hospital. Safety precaut

Members of the team are satisfied and the surgeon is relieved he didnt have to get up during the procedure to check the computer that controls the forceps. its too far away from the operating table. just not to give you this machine is one that theyre operating surgeon needs to control not an assistant if there even is an assistant in the o.r. i start moment. to speak to. the neurosurgeon helps found a research project at leipsic university hospital. a dummy operating theatre has been set up at ...

Twice a year? >> about twice a year. >> sean: doctor, i know all the law enforcement guys love you because you work with law enforcement and youve helped them a lot. tell us about that dreadful time for you. >> i dont take the dreadful part. i think everything we did that night as a team -- i dont regret anything that we did. i think we saved every life that could have possibly be saved. there were over 200 people that were dropped off at our e.r. in less than an hour. >> sean: it sort of like a...

>> sean: doctor, i know allll the law enforcement guys love you because you work with law enforcement and youve helped them a lot. tell us about that dreadful time for you. >> i dont take the dreadful part. i think everything we did that night as a team -- i dont regret anything that we did. i think we saved every life that could have possibly been saved. there were over 200 people that were dropped off at our e.r. in less than an hour. >> sean: it is sort of like a war zone. you have to priorit...

Twice a year? >> about twice a year. >> sean: doctor, i know all the law enforcement guys love you because you work with law enforcement and youve helped them a lot. tell us about that dreadful time for you. >> i dont take the dreadful part. i think everything we did that night as a team -- i dont regret anything that we did. i think we saved every life that could have possibly be saved. there were over 200 people that were dropped off at our e.r. in less than an hour. >> sean: it sort of like a...