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Delhi Youth Recovers After Severe Brain Injury And Multi-Trauma

Delhi Youth Recovers After Severe Brain Injury And Multi-Trauma
Youth makes remarkable recovery after suffering severe brain, traumatic injuries in road accident · theprint.in

Neeraj Kumar was badly hurt in a motorcycle crash in Noida.

He was riding as a passenger when the motorcycle reportedly fell near a speed breaker.

He had serious injuries to his brain, face, chest, lungs and left hand.

He was unconscious and having trouble breathing when he reached the hospital.

Doctors put a breathing tube in him and used a machine to help him breathe.

Brain scans showed severe injury and bleeding inside his brain.

Many specialist teams treated his different injuries at the same time.

Later scans showed that some bleeding and swelling had improved.

After several procedures and a difficult recovery, he was sent home in stable condition.

Key facts

Patient
Neeraj Kumar, 27, from Delhi
Initial condition
Unconscious and gasping, with a Glasgow Coma Scale score of E1V2M2
Brain injuries
Diffuse axonal injury and subarachnoid haemorrhage with intraventricular extension
Other injuries
Multiple panfacial fractures, seven to eight rib fractures, a collapsed lung, other lung injuries and crushed fingers
Emergency treatment
Intubation, mechanical ventilation and intensive care
Specialist care
Neuroscience, plastic surgery, orthopaedics, pulmonology, ENT, dental care and critical-care teams participated
Outcome
After multiple complex procedures and multidisciplinary treatment, Kumar was discharged in stable condition
Road fatalities
Road traffic accident fatalities in India increased by 3.5% in 2025 to 1,83,382, according to data presented in Parliament

Quotes

Dr. Shrikant Sharma

Director of Neurosciences at Kailash Healthcare

“My recovery was a long and challenging journey, during which I had to undergo several procedures and face many difficulties. The constant care and guidance of the doctors, along with the support and encouragement from his family, gave me the strength to remain positive and keep going.”
NDTV theprint.in
“His neurological condition was followed through repeated assessments and scans, while his other injuries were managed simultaneously. The improvement seen on follow-up imaging was encouraging, and coordinated care from multiple teams played an important role in his recovery.”
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