Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
45-yr-old city resident dies of malaria
Attendants had opted for leave against medical advice, took him to DMCH
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, July 11
Sudheer Kumar (45), a resident of Parkash Colony, who was suffering from Malaria died at the DMCH yesterday. He was, earlier, undergoing treatment at the local civil hospital. His attendants opted for leave against medical advice and got him admitted to the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital on July 9.
According to Dr Subhash Batta, Senior Medical officer, Civil Hospital, Ludhiana, ?The patient Sudheer was down with fever when he got himself admitted on Saturday night. He was also suffering from epileptic fit. Thus, his attendants opted for leave
against medical advice and took him to the DMCH.?
On being asked whether he was suffering from dengue or not, Dr Karamvir Goel, Medical Officer, Civil Hospital, said, ?No, he was not suffering from dengue. He was down with malaria. He was also suffering from kidney failure and epileptic fits. As the patient needed CT Scan, so his attendants decided to get him treated at the DMCH yesterday.?
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Attendants had opted for leave against medical advice, took him to DMCH
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, July 11
Sudheer Kumar (45), a resident of Parkash Colony, who was suffering from Malaria died at the DMCH yesterday. He was, earlier, undergoing treatment at the local civil hospital. His attendants opted for leave against medical advice and got him admitted to the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital on July 9.
According to Dr Subhash Batta, Senior Medical officer, Civil Hospital, Ludhiana, ?The patient Sudheer was down with fever when he got himself admitted on Saturday night. He was also suffering from epileptic fit. Thus, his attendants opted for leave
against medical advice and took him to the DMCH.?
On being asked whether he was suffering from dengue or not, Dr Karamvir Goel, Medical Officer, Civil Hospital, said, ?No, he was not suffering from dengue. He was down with malaria. He was also suffering from kidney failure and epileptic fits. As the patient needed CT Scan, so his attendants decided to get him treated at the DMCH yesterday.?
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/2011/20110712/ldh1.htm#25