AIIMS Bhopal Saves 30-Year-Old Man from Multi-Organ Failure with High-Risk Heart Surgery

• A 30-year-old man suffering from a weak heart, heart attack, paralysis, and severe kidney problems was successfully treated at AIIMS Bhopal.
• The patient had large, mobile blood clots in his left heart ventricle, posing a constant threat of fatal blockages in the brain, kidneys, or main artery.
• Several major hospitals had turned the patient away due to the extreme complexity and high risk of his condition.
• Doctors at AIIMS Bhopal performed a rare and complex 'Left Ventricular Thrombectomy' open-heart surgery to remove the dangerous blood clots.
• The successful surgery, led by Dr. Yogesh Nivaria and a multidisciplinary team, highlights AIIMS Bhopal's advanced cardiac care capabilities.

Why It Matters: AIIMS Bhopal successfully performed a high-risk heart surgery, saving a young man from multi-organ failure.