Medical Event: Emergency neurosurgical team performed an all‑night operation to decompress and excise a giant bleeding tumour in the right cerebral hemisphere of a 29‑year‑old male from West Bengal.
Clinical Details: Patient presented with severe headache, vomiting, rapid drowsiness; CT scan showed large intracerebral bleed causing critical intracranial pressure; required immediate intubation.
Outcome: Patient regained consciousness within 36 hours post‑op, discharged after one week, cleared to resume work.
Team Coordination: Led by Dr J. Emmanuel Thas (Senior Consultant, Neurosurgery) with contributions from emergency medicine, neurocritical care, anaesthesia; Dr Krish Sridhar (Group Mentor, Neurosciences & Director, Institute of Brain & Spine) and Dr Aravindan Selvaraj (Co‑Founder & Executive Director, Kauvery Group of Hospitals) highlighted rapid, integrated response.
Strategic Significance: Release timed with World Brain Tumour Day (June 8) to raise awareness of early diagnosis, advanced imaging, multidisciplinary care, and successful outcomes in neuro‑oncology.
