We had the privilege of providing surgical care to Afsheen, a thirteen-year-old Pakistani girl with cerebral palsy. Afsheen was diagnosed with Atlanta axial rotatory dislocation, which caused her neck to bend and her head to sit at a 90-degree angle. Our team performed a six-hour surgery to correct the condition, successfully straightening Afsheen’s neck. Although Afsheen must wear a brace around her neck and face for a period to ensure the neck stabilizes, her postoperative recovery has been smooth. We continue to monitor Afsheen’s progress through weekly check-ups conducted via Skype, as we strive to provide the highest quality of care to all of our patients.

Sebastian William, a patient from Tanzania, presented to our medical facility with symptoms of rhythm problems and aortic valve dysfunction. After a comprehensive evaluation, he opted for a leadless pacemaker to manage his condition. Given his interrupted inferior vena cava, we employed a gradual serial upgrading dilatation of the jugular vein to successfully implant the pacemaker through the right jugular vein. Mr. William’s postoperative recovery has been smooth, and he expresses gratitude towards our team, specifically Dr. Vanita Arora and Dr. Mukesh, for providing impeccable care and commitment throughout his treatment.