In Surat, the patient kept telling the recipe of idli-sambhar and the doctors performed a complex brain surgery.
Science is advancing a lot. Due to this, even complicated surgeries are now being performed by doctors very easily. The way doctors are doing dangerous brain surgery is really amazing. The doctor who is doing surgery for glioma tumor in Surat is constantly talking to the patient. During the surgery, their brains are also checked to see if their ability to understand and speak is correct. Meanwhile, the patient also got to know the recipe of idli-sambhar.
A brain tumor was found
A patient named Deepti Nilesh Paghdal took her problem to a neurosurgeon. In which the patient told the doctor that for the last two-three months, there is continuous numbness and tingling in the right arm and leg. Temperament has also become very irritable since two-three months. The patient then underwent an MRI. A glioma tumor was found in the middle of the center of speech and understanding in the brain. Looking at the condition of the patient, a situation arose where the glioma tumor had to be removed by surgery.
The left side of the brain dominates the body
In most people, the left side of the brain is dominant. If this type of surgery is done in a completely unconscious state, the patient may suffer a lot. As such it can have a mild effect on the patient’s ability to hear, speak and remember. In most cases, the patient is completely unconscious while undergoing brain surgery.
Brain surgery while awake is challenging
If brain tumor type surgery is done in awake state, many challenges arise for the doctor, but according to the modern method, doctors themselves are trying to take up the challenge and perform the surgery in awake state so that the patient does not suffer from paralysis or any other problem. In the awake state, the patient can also communicate directly with the doctor and the team of doctors continues to operate on the part of the brain along with it.
Doctor’s interaction with the patient
Neurosurgeon Doctor Mehul Baldha and patient Deepti ask for the recipe for idli-sambhar while removing a glioma tumor from the brain. One might wonder that when such a serious surgery is going on and that too brain surgery is going on and the doctor is asking for the recipe of idli-sambhar, there is naturally some surprise. But surprisingly on one hand a serious surgery is going on and on the other patient Deepti is explaining the entire recipe to the doctor with the help of idli-sambhar. This is becoming possible due to advanced technology in the medical field.
