Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Rare Heart Surgery Corrects Condition for Two-Year-Old
A little boy from Malda had a problem with his heart where the big blood vessels were connected in the wrong places.
This made it hard for him to get enough oxygen.
Doctors performed a special surgery called Nikaidoh surgery to fix it.
This operation moved the blood vessels to the correct spots.
The boy was not growing well and was underweight before the operation.
The surgery was successful, and the boy is now doing well.
He can now live a normal life.
The doctors explained everything to the boy's parents, who agreed with the operation.
After the surgery, the boy was checked up a week later and was doing well.
A two-year-old boy from Malda had a rare heart condition.
The boy had transposition of the great artery, where vessels were in the wrong place.
He underwent complex Nikaidoh surgery to correct the condition.
The surgery was performed in July at a city hospital.
The boy is now doing well and can lead a normal life.
- Who
- A two-year-old boy from Malda
- What
- Underwent successful corrective heart surgery for transposition of the great artery.
- When
- Surgery was performed in July.
- Where
- City hospital.
- Why
- To correct a congenital heart condition and improve the boy's health and future.
- Patient Age
- 2 years old
- Patient Location
- Malda, India
- Heart Condition
- Transposition of great artery
- Surgery Type
- Nikaidoh surgery
- Surgery Date
- July
- Oxygen Saturation (Pre-surgery)
- 60-65%
- Weight (Pre-surgery)
- 8kg
- Surgeon
- Kuntal Roy Chowdhuri