Patient plays piano, recites hanuman chalisa during brain tumor surgery at AIIMS Bhopal
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In a truly extraordinary medical procedure at AIIMS Hospital in Bhopal, India, doctors performed an unconventional brain surgery to remove a tumor while the patient remained awake and even played the piano. This remarkable technique, known as an awake craniotomy, involves keeping the patient conscious during the surgery, allowing continuous monitoring of their motor functions and responses. The surgery was conducted on a 28-year-old man from Bihar's Buxar who had been suffering from frequent seizures.
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