Miraculous Reattachment: A Hand Saved by Surgical Precision
A complex surgical procedure successfully reattached Harlal's hand after an attack by an NSG commando. Carried out at AIIMS Jodhpur, the surgery involved reconnecting blood vessels and restoring hand function. Harlal is expected to regain full hand functionality soon. The attack's motive remains unclear.
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A remarkable medical feat unfolded at AIIMS Jodhpur where surgeons successfully reattached a man's hand, severed in a brutal attack. The patient, identified as Harlal, was targeted alongside others by an NSG commando in Barmer, leaving him nearly handless.
Under the expert care of Prakash Chandra Kala, Head of Plastic Surgery, the surgery demanded the connection of fine blood vessels, bones, and tendons—the operation spanned over ten hours. This technically demanding procedure has left Harlal with promising prospects for full recovery.
Ten days post-surgery, Harlal exhibits normal blood circulation in his fingers and is expected to resume regular activities soon. However, the motive behind the violent assault that claimed his hand remains unknown, while the liquor trader involved succumbed to his injuries.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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