The Surgical Intention
One man’s recurrent pain taught a surgeon how even the best intentions may sometimes not be enough. A 70-year-old man […]
The Surgical Mystery
Death like life is mysterious and sometimes, the struggle for a doctor is to accept that the end is near
The Surgical Note
Handwritten jottings by doctors can serve as a great primer in the art of medicine. A tenacious few continue to
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The Surgical Roller Coaster
Nothing in life is foolproof; doctors who have witnessed an otherwise uncomplicated surgery go awry, will tell you why “Stick
The Surgical Nurse
Why having intuitive and skilled nurses in the operating room can make surgeons look good “Micro scissors, please,” I requested,
The Surgical Spine
Be it an octogenarian or school-going teen, spinal problems don’t spare anyone, which is why your back needs constant TLC
I’ve got your back
The story of a 90-year-old who arrived with a compression fracture in his vertebrae is a good example of how
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Will we take the Zoom out of healing this year?
A whole year of being emergency doc, potential Covid prey and responsible Mumbaikar makes me realise one year into a pandemic
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Leave the road, take the trails
Little children can teach you a lot about the benefits of being in nature, themselves and how we can mould
Watching cricket while your head was open
The patient always comes first, but to deny that doctors are human would be foolish. The last over of a
