New Delhi : 6-Yr-Old Boy Undergoes Rare Brain Surgery In Sitting Position
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Overview
Brain surgeries are riskier than expected, a six-year-old boy from Mongolia successfully underwent complex surgery, removing a tumor of more than five centimeters in size, from an inaccessible part of his brain. The patient named Monkh, was suffering from bouts of headache and vomiting for the last year.
The child, who underwent surgery, remained in a sitting position for six hours and lay unconscious due to general anesthesia given at the Sarvodaya hospital in Faridabad.
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Delhi: 6-Yr-Old Boy Undergoes Rare Brain Surgery In Sitting Position
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