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Dhaka: Ghoraghat officer Upazila Nirbahi (UNO) Wahida Khanam from Dinajpur, who was seriously injured in the attack, took two and a half hours to complete the surgery. Wahida Khanam’s skull broke due to a head injury and entered the brain. It has been surgically removed.
Doctors say those who attacked UNO thought Wahid was dead.
On Thursday (September 3) around 12:30 pm, the deputy director of the National Institute of Neuroscience Hospital, Prof. Dr. Badrul Alam told banglanews these things.
He said eight to nine marks of injuries were seen on his head during surgery. They have been cleaned and sewn. There were also blood clots in places in the brain due to this injury. They have been cleaned.
In response to a question, he said: “Ironically, hit the head with something like iron. Those who were injured thought he was dead. The wounds were meant to kill Waheeda. ‘
‘UNO Waheeda Khanam’s surgery has been successful. All the members of the medical board formed by him were present during the surgery. However, he is still not safe. Now he is admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Now one side of his body is numb. But if Allah heals him, he will gradually improve, InshaAllah. ‘
Professor Dr. Badrul Alam said that UNO Waheed’s surgery was completed at 11:05 pm on Thursday. After surgery, he remained in the ICU for 72 hours. The situation is a little better than before.
Earlier, he was taken to the hospital operating room for surgery around 9 pm. The CT scan is done before taking you to the operating room. Doctors decided to operate on blood pressure as it was normal.
Doctors on duty said the left side of UNO Waheed’s head was badly damaged in the attack. Parts of the head have broken down and created pressure within the brain. His surgical decision was made in the hope that his condition would improve if it were surgically removed.
Bangladesh time: 0304 hours, September 4, 2020
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