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Premium Runaway boy loses leg in accident,nursing associations out to trace father “Sir,Mujhe dard bahot hota hain,mera paon kat gaya ab,main zindagi main kya karunga? Mujhe meri mummy pappa ki bahot yaad aa rahi hain. Koi nahin hain mere paas. • Written by Kamaal Saiyed • November 17, 2010 06:43 IST • “Sir,Mujhe dard bahot hota hain,mera paon kat gaya ab,main zindagi main kya karunga? Mujhe meri mummy pappa ki bahot yaad aa rahi hain. Koi nahin hain mere paas. (Sir,it pains very much,my leg is cut,what will I do now in life? I miss my father and mother badly. There is nobody with me…)” Heart-rending words from a 12-year-old boy,Nasim Shaikh,who had run away from home in a Bihar village a month-and-a-half ago after his mother scolded him for some mischief. Not sure of his exact residential address,the kid had worked and earned to buy a railway ticket to Mumbai,where his father works in a city hospital. But,he slipped from the train at Surat railway station and lost his right leg under the wheels a few days ago. Rushed to the New Civil Hospital by commuters,his condition caught the attention of nurses there,who in turn took the matter to the Trained Nurses Association of Gujarat. The association contacted its Maharashtra counterpart,which is networking to find Hayat Hospital where Nasim says his father works. Having studied up to class IV,Nasim does not know his exact home address,except that it is somewhere in Sahasra district of Bihar,where his mother Sailabibi,a housewif...

• • • • Cleveland Indians outfielder Josh Naylor was hospitalized after suffering a leg fracture in a horrifying collision with a teammate in Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Twins. In the fourth inning, Naylor, playing right field, ran toward the infield in pursuit of a shallow fly ball while second baseman Ernie Clement ran towards right field. Both players collided, causing the ball to drop in for a hit and sending Naylor airborne. Naylor landed awkwardly on his right foot, which seemed to twist backwards under the weight of his body. The training staff immobilized Naylor’s leg and stretchered him off the field, causing a 12-minute delay. “Once you see that, you’re not going to unsee it,” Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said after the game. “And it brings out feelings, too, and it’s hard for people to sometimes, regardless of what team you’re on, refocus, and there’s a lot of people that care about that young man and we’ll be thinking about him as time goes on.” Oh man…. Josh Naylor just had a nasty collision and is in incredible pain. Probably don't want to watch if you have a squeamish stomach…. Following the game, Indians manager Terry Francona revealed that Naylor had suffered a fracture and was undergoing further evaluation at the hospital. Cleveland, trailing 4-1 at the time of the injury, would go on to lose, 8-2. The scene left Naylor’s teammates in visible agony, making it difficult to continue. Indians outfielder Josh Naylor (r.) lies on the ground after suffe...

A 22-year-old-man in Hyderabad went missing from his home on Sunday. His parents filed a missing report with the police, only to discover that the boy was actually admitted in the hospital, for a surgery that few people have heard about! Nikhil Reddy, a resident of Petbasheerabad area in Hyderabad, has undergone limb-lengthening surgery at the Global Hospital in Saifabad area. Nikhil is 5.7 feet tall and reportedly wanted to increase his height by about three inches. On Sunday, Nikhil went missing from his house along with some cash and jewellery. The concerned parents lodged a missing complaint with the local police stations and in the course of the investigation, the police traced his mobile phone to Global Hospital, Lakdi-ka-pul in Saifabad area. The parents had no clue about the surgery and as they landed at the hospital with police, they found out that their son was in the operation theatre undergoing leg-lengthening surgery. The doctors say Nikhil would require six months of treatment to normalise and start walking again. Leg-lengthening, also called ‘deformity-correction’ surgery, is used to lengthen deformed or missing bones. The surgery is mostly conducted on people who have unequal limbs, for correcting dwarfism, or in accident cases when the limbs are damaged. It’s a painful surgical procedure that requires intense post-operative care for several months. Nikhil’s father, Goverdhan Reddy, broke down after seeing his son in surgical ICU. In a video that em...

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The surgeon last week drilled a hole in the right leg of 50-year-old Vijendra Tyagi to insert a pin before realising he had operated on the wrong patient. Tyagi had been admitted to the state-run Sushruta Trauma Centre in the Indian capital with But he was mistaken for another man who had a broken leg, and underwent surgery to repair a fracture he had not sustained. Hospital medical superintendent Ajay Bahl told AFP the patient was under anaesthesia and could not correct the mistake. The doctor, whose name has not been disclosed, was removed from his post at the centre for negligence and placed in a separate facility under the close supervision of a senior doctor. "The surgeon realised the mistake and removed the pin in corrective surgery. He also apologised for the error but we took strong exception and acted against him," Bahl said. Tyagi was discharged from hospital at the weekend but would need a week to completely recover from the unnecessary leg surgery, Reports of Last week two doctors were arrested for negligence after being accused of failing to diagnose a 51-year-old physiotherapist admitted with A week before that incident, a 30-year-old woman was incorrectly put on dialysis at India's top-ranked All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences after complaining of minor abdominal pain. The doctor tried to tamper with documents to cover up the blunder. In December a Delhi hospital incorrectly declared a pair of premature twins dead despite one being alive, causing outra...

Brooke Shields is sharing photos of herself taken in the hospital shortly after The 55-year-old actor posted the gallery of pics to Instagram on Friday to celebrate how far she's come in her recovery thanks to surgery, physical therapy and sheer determination. The photos find Shields wearing a hospital gown with heavy bandages on her right leg and arm. Sharon Stone sent along a note of compassion. "Wow so sorry," wrote the "Ratched" star. Shields, 55, spent weeks in the hospital undergoing multiple surgeries after breaking her femur while exercising in January. Jon Kopaloff / Getty Images Shields revealed during "I was on one of those balance boards that I have been doing every day," she explained. "It was just something that I like to do. I've done it on Instagram and I stupidly switched my focus and I flew up in the air and just hit perfectly and snapped my femur, you know, the largest bone in the body." Unfortunately, her healing process hit a few nasty glitches. First, her femur popped out of the configuration and required another surgery, and an additional five rods and a metal plate to secure it all. Then, after returning home, she developed a staph infection, which required yet another surgery. Though the months of physical pain and emotional hardship has been grueling, the entire experience has confirmed to Shields that she's "a fighter." “This is my journey, and if it took me breaking the largest bone in my body, then recovery is something I want to share,” sh...

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Premium Runaway boy loses leg in accident,nursing associations out to trace father “Sir,Mujhe dard bahot hota hain,mera paon kat gaya ab,main zindagi main kya karunga? Mujhe meri mummy pappa ki bahot yaad aa rahi hain. Koi nahin hain mere paas. • Written by Kamaal Saiyed • November 17, 2010 06:43 IST • “Sir,Mujhe dard bahot hota hain,mera paon kat gaya ab,main zindagi main kya karunga? Mujhe meri mummy pappa ki bahot yaad aa rahi hain. Koi nahin hain mere paas. (Sir,it pains very much,my leg is cut,what will I do now in life? I miss my father and mother badly. There is nobody with me…)” Heart-rending words from a 12-year-old boy,Nasim Shaikh,who had run away from home in a Bihar village a month-and-a-half ago after his mother scolded him for some mischief. Not sure of his exact residential address,the kid had worked and earned to buy a railway ticket to Mumbai,where his father works in a city hospital. But,he slipped from the train at Surat railway station and lost his right leg under the wheels a few days ago. Rushed to the New Civil Hospital by commuters,his condition caught the attention of nurses there,who in turn took the matter to the Trained Nurses Association of Gujarat. The association contacted its Maharashtra counterpart,which is networking to find Hayat Hospital where Nasim says his father works. Having studied up to class IV,Nasim does not know his exact home address,except that it is somewhere in Sahasra district of Bihar,where his mother Sailabibi,a housewif...

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A 22-year-old-man in Hyderabad went missing from his home on Sunday. His parents filed a missing report with the police, only to discover that the boy was actually admitted in the hospital, for a surgery that few people have heard about! Nikhil Reddy, a resident of Petbasheerabad area in Hyderabad, has undergone limb-lengthening surgery at the Global Hospital in Saifabad area. Nikhil is 5.7 feet tall and reportedly wanted to increase his height by about three inches. On Sunday, Nikhil went missing from his house along with some cash and jewellery. The concerned parents lodged a missing complaint with the local police stations and in the course of the investigation, the police traced his mobile phone to Global Hospital, Lakdi-ka-pul in Saifabad area. The parents had no clue about the surgery and as they landed at the hospital with police, they found out that their son was in the operation theatre undergoing leg-lengthening surgery. The doctors say Nikhil would require six months of treatment to normalise and start walking again. Leg-lengthening, also called ‘deformity-correction’ surgery, is used to lengthen deformed or missing bones. The surgery is mostly conducted on people who have unequal limbs, for correcting dwarfism, or in accident cases when the limbs are damaged. It’s a painful surgical procedure that requires intense post-operative care for several months. Nikhil’s father, Goverdhan Reddy, broke down after seeing his son in surgical ICU. In a video that em...