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Abdul Rehman vs Dr.Johnson Marion on 29 February, 2024

because of the above event the 1st complainant developed hypoxic brain damage following which he developed seizures. According to the complainants, the allegations and statements ... cyanosis could have been detected at an early stage and irreversible brain damage could have been avoided.  11.  It is alleged that improper administering
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Sunita Kumar & Anr. vs St.Stephen Hospital on 8 May, 2019

competence or negligence of the pediatrician. The Asphyxia has led to brain damage causing a spastic child. Brain damage of the child has been detected ... result, the child suffered a perinatal asphyxia which caused severe brain damage. However, it cannot be attributed to any error or negligence on the part
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Sh. Shiv Dev Kumar Verma vs Dr. Jaswant Singh Thind And Others on 4 April, 2016

suffered another heart attack. She was also suffering from Hypoxic Brain damage. The patient remained in coma state for 40 days. Following another heart attack ... Bronchial Asthma), Contrast Reaction (Suspect allergy), Global hypokinesia, EF 45, Hypoxic Brain Damage, Post CPR, Respiratory failure and sepsis. Therefore, there was no mention
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Dr. K. Srikar Reddy vs Srishti Associates & Ors. on 29 March, 2016

with endotracheal intubation. By then deceased, suffered convulsions, which means irreversible brain damage has occurred. Only when A-1 screamed at the attending doctors ... oxygen was not supplied immediately it lead to irreversible brain damage manifested by convulsions and progression to cardiac arrest.   (vii)    Emergency   delivery
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