Coimbatore: Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH) surgeon proves their courage again by removing sharp metal objects that pierce the chest of a 53-year-old pollerachi resident.
The patient has stabbed himself angrily with his family’s anger, a doctor said.
“He was taken to the hospital on October 20 by his relatives, with objects that nest in the diaphragm and some prominent Reach the nearest heart and blood vessels, within a few hours.
“When patients suffer from internal bleeding, blood will be stored in the pericardial space.
Usually, it will have 30ml of pericardial fluid for heart lubrication, which expands and contracts.
Blood accumulation is detrimental to the liver, which requires direct operations,” Doctor added.
“We immediately did it Sternotomy to him and 300 ml of blood stored in the pericardial room removed along with metal objects, and the injured muscles are repaired, “said Cardiothoracic Associate Professor Shivanraj Surgery.
A week after surgery, the patient came out of danger.
CMC Dean A Nirmala said that timely intervention save the patient’s life, which is operated for free in a comprehensive minister’s health insurance scheme.
CMCH surgeons remove metal objects from the chest of 53-year-old women
