The Surgical 100
As this fortnightly column completes a century, we honour the indestructible force of the human spirit, and look back at
As this fortnightly column completes a century, we honour the indestructible force of the human spirit, and look back at
Nothing brings more despair to a surgeon than finding a tumour they thought they had removed Preeti was just 40
To do the surgery or not? A surgeon is faced with the conundrum twice in the last two months and
Having met patients with different kinds of hand tremors, the surgeon explains why astute judgment is necessary to identify and diagnose problems
A doctor finds parallels between life in the wilderness and inside a hospital as he negotiates the woodlands in the
For patients and their relatives, waiting for answers can be both unnerving and exhausting “How long will surgery take?” a
When a doctor steps out of the hospital frenzy, and finds himself in the thick of a chaotic celebration of
Her fortitude, her belief, her prayer and unstinting love have spurred many a medical miracle. On mother’s day, we celebrate
The tumultuous emotions witnessed during the FIFA World Cup final is the everyday story of a surgeon I must confess
At a time when technology is reshaping how we diagnose, a patient with an autoimmune disorder compels a doctor to