BJP candidate, lost by one vote, accused the Mohali administration of working under the Government and using force Chandigarh 30 May ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Sukhdeep Kaur, the BJP candidate contesting the municipal corporation elections from Ballomajra village (Ward No. 47) in Mohali, has accused the Mohali administration and police of using force and working under the government during the election results. Sukhdeep Kaur, accusing the Mohali administration and police, stated that during the election results announced on May 29th, she was declared the loser by one vote to AAP candidate Parminder Kaur. Out of 1,624 polled votes, she received 424, while Parminder Kaur received 425 and was declared the winner. She objected to the counting process with SDM Damandeep Kaur, Shaminder Singh, and others. However, Damanpreet Kaur ignored her request and called the police to force her out of the hall. They created a huge uproar and protested against the high-handedness of the administr...
Doctors at Max Hospital, Mohali, Replant Four Amputated Fingers of 39-Year-Old Woman
S.A.S.Nagar 9 May ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : In a remarkable life and limb saving procedure, doctors at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali, successfully performed a complex replantation surgery to restore four amputated fingers of a 39-year-old female patient, following a traumatic accident. The patient, Surinderpal Kaur, resident of Morinda, Punjab, was brought to the emergency department of Max Hospital, Mohali, with a severe hand injury sustained while working with a sharp cutting tool. She had suffered complete amputation of the thumb, index, middle, and ring fingers of her right hand, accompanied by heavy bleeding and exposure of bone, muscles, and tendons. Recognizing the critical nature of the injury, the emergency team acted swiftly to stabilize the patient and preserve the amputated parts.
A multidisciplinary surgical team, led by Dr. Rishi Dhawan, Associate Director - Plastic Surgery, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali, decided to perform replantation of the fingers. The surgery involved reconnecting bones, tendons, nerves, and blood vessels using advanced microsurgical techniques to restore blood flow and function in the fingers. The surgery required exceptional precision and coordination, as surgeons carefully reconnected multiple structures to ensure both survival and functional recovery of the fingers. Post-surgery, blood flow was restored in the reattached fingers, and the patient is stable with encouraging signs of recovery.Speaking about the case, Dr. Rishi Dhawan said, “Replantation of multiple fingers is a highly challenging and time-sensitive procedure. Immediate medical intervention, combined with advanced microsurgical expertise, is crucial in such cases. We are pleased to see positive outcomes so far, and with proper rehabilitation, the patient is expected to regain significant hand function within a span of xx weeks/months.”This case highlights Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali’s advanced capabilities in handling complex trauma and reconstructive microsurgeries, reinforcing its position as a centre of excellence for emergency and specialized surgical care.
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