Udaipur.  56-year-old Jassi Yohannan's brain surgery was performed without fainting. Dr. Manish Kulshrestha (Senior Neuro physician) said that Jassi was feeling numb on the face for the last three days along with difficulty in speaking. For this reason, he was brought to the hospital. MRI And other tests done, it was found that hemorrhage has occurred in the left part of the brain.
The patient was previously suffering from diabetes, hypothyroid, and breast cancer. The patient's tumor was on the speaking part of the brain. Because of this, the emergency operation was done using the new technique called Awake Surgery.
The patient was referred to the hospital's senior neurosurgeon Dr. Ajit Singh for surgery.  Doctors Ajit Singh and Dr. Manish Kulshrestha explained to the family about the tumor and its available treatment.  They were told how to perform brain surgery and remove the tumor, and during this operation,  patients will not become completely unconscious, but by keeping them in consciousness and talking to them, the surgery will be completed. Dr. Singh said that we had numbered the patient's head first by injecting it and then started operating it; we kept talking to the patient and carried out the surgery during this time. After doing this, Dr. Ajit Singh said that there are many millions of nerves in the patient's brain, and when they are operated on in the speaking area, it is unknown which patient is harming by cutting which vein. In this technique, there is no such harm due to the operation while talking to the patient. And the success rate of the patient's procedure also increases.
Now the patient is very healthy and is talking to everyone. In addition to Dr. Ajit Singh in the operation team, Dr. Nitin Kaushik (Anesthesia Specialist) had exceptional support.
On this occasion, Mr. Vishwajeet Kumar, Hospital Director, said that patient safety is our first objective. Paras J. K. The hospital is committed to providing all medical and surgical emergency support to the patients, even in this epidemic.