The patient delivered a healthy child at the hospital. She was administered fluids through IV cannula on her right hand which got accidently displaced. The hand, developed some complications, gangrene perhaps. The extent of complications are unknown.

The patient, was born deaf and had underwent left ear surgery at eight years of age. He approached a reputed hospital in Mumbai at fifteen years of age for cochlear implantation surgery which was performed by the doctor.

The patient accidently slipped in the bathroom and hurt her back badly. She was taken to the hospital by her son – an anaesthetist.

A 3 year old girl experienced pain in the abdomen followed by bouts of vomiting. Her father consulted the local doctor who advised USG.

There could be arguments for and against demonetization. But not about the manner in which this hospital stopped a critical patient’s treatment for unreasonable reasons in the days of demonetization.

The patient was admitted to the hospital with complaints of respiratory, cough and bronchitis issues. X-ray and 2D Echo revealed pneumonia in the left lung with pericardial drub in the heart.

The patient was referred to this nationally reputed hospital in an emergency condition. The doctors promptly attended him and performed tests. USG reported extensive surgical emphysema, along with obscured liver, gall bladder and pancreas. The patient experienced breathing problems.