11 months ago
Hand Reattached After Sword Attack at AIIMS Jodhpur
Imagine someone hurt their hand really badly.
A doctor, like a superhero, used a special microscope to sew it back together!
This person, named Harlal, had their hand almost cut off in an attack.
Doctors worked for a long time to fix all the tiny blood vessels, bones, and muscles.
It's been about 10 days, and the hand is getting better.
Soon, Harlal will be able to use it normally again!
The attack also involved a liquor trader who died and an NSG commando was involved.
A man's hand was reattached at AIIMS Jodhpur after a sword attack.
The surgery was performed by a team of surgeons using a microscope.
The patient, Harlal, is recovering well with normal blood circulation in the hand.
The attack occurred on September 17 in Barmer, resulting in multiple injuries.
The motive behind the attack remains unknown.
- Who
- Harlal, the victim of the attack.
- What
- Harlal's hand was reattached after being severed in an attack.
- Where
- AIIMS Jodhpur.
- When
- The attack occurred on September 17, with surgery approximately 10 days before the report.
- Why
- The motive behind the attack is yet to be ascertained.
Key facts
- Patient
- Harlal
- Hospital
- AIIMS Jodhpur
- Surgery Duration
- Over 10 hours
- Attacker
- NSG Commando Champalal
- Incident Date
- September 17
Quotes
Prakash Chandra Kala
Head of the department of Plastic Surgery
“The patient will be able to perform normal activities with the operated upon hand within the next 3-4 weeks after bone healing and physiotherapy sessions, he said.”
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“It’s been 10 days since the operation, and blood circulation in Harlal’s right hand’s fingers is normal, he said.”
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Harlal
The patient whose hand was reattached.
“His left hand bore fractures and fatal injuries to nerves and blood vessels, he said.”
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