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
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Lockdown Luxuries – 2
Let’s face it. The corona virus has exposed us to a world we’d never have imagined. While a few people
The gland that makes Goliath of David
A pea-sized gland that sits snug at the base of the skull plays crucial enough a role to cause havoc
The sterile nurse and other unique residents of the OT
As neurosurgery takes a seasoned cast and crew. And a ceremony marked by detail and diligence When a friend inquired
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Back in Action
“Doctor, how soon will I be able to have sex after my spine surgery?” was the first question an elderly
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The minimalism of maximality
I was recently invited to give a TEDx Talk, an extremely prestigious occasion. TEDx is a non-profit organization devoted to
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A race against grace
The traffic in Mumbai is a nightmare. Even watching it from a distance is so disconcerting, imagine being in it.
Because, the first hole is most magnificent
What does it take to be a resident surgeon? On a sleepless night, drilling a hole into the head of
