Awake Brain Surgery: Woman Recites Hanuman Chalisa as Doctors Remove Brain Tumor

• Doctors at Patel Hospital, Jalandhar, performed a rare awake brain surgery on a 42-year-old woman from Nawanshahr.
• The patient had a brain tumor in the speech and language comprehension area, making traditional anesthesia risky for her speaking ability.
• During the operation, the woman remained awake, conversed with doctors, and continuously recited the Hanuman Chalisa.
• The surgical team, led by Dr. Manbachan Singh, used a neuronavigation system and CUSA machine to precisely remove the tumor through a small incision.
• This unique approach ensured her speech ability remained intact, showcasing a medical miracle and the patient's mental strength.

Why It Matters: A woman underwent awake brain surgery, reciting Hanuman Chalisa, to successfully remove a tumor without losing speech.