Because two heads are better than one
Traumatic brain injury surgery is staple for India’s neurosurgeons given our rash driving tradition and top spot in head injury […]
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Theatrical conversations
“Here is my MRI and it shows a brain tumour, for Christ’s sake. Why me?” implored Elton John, a visibly
There will be an answer, let it be
Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is to do nothing. This is true for the Queen of England, and neurosurgeons
When doctors give up, but patients don’t
A man of science must surrender to strength of will and power of positive realisation if he is to be
To the edge of the cliff and back. With The Beatles
To take on a case where death or paralysis is a given, and life, a freak chance, takes confidence in
When surgical success is luck by chance
Should the surgeon honour the sun, moon and devi or turn dispassionate and stick to protocol? The answer will be
Because it takes a virus to teach us compassion
Disease, death and shortage is bringing us closer to humaneness. But will kindness be trending when the storm has blown
Why surgeons should behave like comrades
How do doctors respond to the failure of other doctors? A debate with a lawyer friend about what to do
Lock-down luxuries
The phone rings. It’s the courier. “Sir, there is a Blue Dart consignment to be delivered at your home. It’ll
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Tackling a short circuit of the brain
Tanya was seven when she began to see sparks of violet in front of her eyes. “You’re watching too much