A five-month old baby was admitted at a reputed private hospital with complaints of severe cough and cold with breathing problems.

The ophthalmologist performed cataract procedure upon an elderly lady patient. Post-procedure events of this relatively simple operation was anything but uneventful.

An eight year old boy suffered severe injuries in a road accident. He was rushed to the hospital by his father. The casualty doctors provided first aid and referred the boy to a higher centre. But the father insisted that his young ward be treated there.

The patient, suffering from persistent pain in lower abdomen, body ache and giddiness approached a doctor. USG was performed which did not report anything abnormal. The patient was prescribed medicines but she did not get relief from her sufferings.

The patient was under antenatal care of a gynaecologist at the hospital. She reported some breathing complications in the fourth month of pregnancy. The patient also expressed desire for sterilization after the delivery.

A severely ill and bedridden patient, suffering from Atlanto axial dislocation since several years, was diagnosed with kidney stones. Lithotripsy was performed but some stones remained.

The patient was suffering from acute acalculous cholecystitis. She was admitted at the hospital where the doctors initially adopted conservative line of treatment.