Mr. Singh met with a terrible and an unfortunate accident while working at the factory. A heavy metal object fell on his left foot, badly injuring it. He was hurried to Nanavati hospital, where Dr. Shetty diagnosed compound comminuted-tarsometatarsal fracture along with dislocation of the joint and toes.

Bizarre medical events have known to happen, and perhaps will continue to. This one however, sets a new benchmark in oddity as you too will see.

Is it conceivable for a father to hide his daughter's pregnancy, perhaps to save his social standing, to an extent that causes her death?! This story may help you to form an opinion…

Suffering from recurring bouts of fever and chills, Dr. Khanwilkar took his wife to Hirnandani hospital where it was found that she had septicemia due to a blocked and infected stent placed previously in the CBD. The stent was replaced and Mrs. Khanwilkar was shifted out of the ICU after 9 days.

It wasn't clear whether Rajesh Kumar suffered from piles or had some sort of heartburn against Dr. Ghosh. He had approached the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Haryana, alleging that despite paying Dr. Ghosh his fees for a surgery for piles and the medicines he prescribed, he got no relief.

A sudden increase in blood pressure compelled Pankaj to rush her mother to the hospital. A CSF study conducted by Dr. Ashok reported possibility of viral encephalitis. 

Law is often used by patients for ulterior motives. Patient in this story may top that list, as you will see.

Mr. Mishra had a difficult situation at hand –he was joyous and heartbroken at the same time. His wife delivered a baby girl in a nursing home, but soon after developed septicemia.

Mrs. Dwivedi, a 65-year-old lady, was admitted to the hospital due to sudden onset of drowsiness, weakness in the left side and slurring of speech. A CT Scan revealed right side haemorrhage and midline shift of brain towards the left side, and hence Dr. Prasad and Dr. Abhishek decided to perform a surgery on an immediate basis.

Dr. Gadkar had performed cholecystectomy on a patient with gall stones, who subsequently developed extrahepatic obstruction to the bile flow which further developed into obstructive jaundice. Eventually an end-to-end jejunojejunostomy was performed by a different doctor in Mumbai after which the patient recovered.