A 63-year-old Iranian woman came all the way to Bangalore to undergo surgery for a vascular condition. The treatment was successful. But even she was all set to fly back home, she collapsed at the immigration counter of the Bangalore International Airport, and died.
Najma Ismael Abdul Rahmancame to India on September 7. Like for many others, India for her meant quality medical treatment at affordable cost, compared to her home country. She was accompanied by her daughter Niyaz Saeeb Azeez. Najma was admitted to Manipal Hospital on HAL Airport Road, where she successfully underwent surgery for an air embolism in her spine, a condition caused by a gas bubble, or bubbles, in the vascular system. After surgery, she showed normal recovery.
21/09/13 Manjunath Chandra/Bangalore Mirror
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Najma Ismael Abdul Rahmancame to India on September 7. Like for many others, India for her meant quality medical treatment at affordable cost, compared to her home country. She was accompanied by her daughter Niyaz Saeeb Azeez. Najma was admitted to Manipal Hospital on HAL Airport Road, where she successfully underwent surgery for an air embolism in her spine, a condition caused by a gas bubble, or bubbles, in the vascular system. After surgery, she showed normal recovery.
21/09/13 Manjunath Chandra/Bangalore Mirror
