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In a medical miracle, a 26-year-old who suffered a complete loss of vision in one of her eyes regained eyesight with expert treatment and care. Months after the blast in Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe, identified as Nagashree regained 80-90% eyesight in her right eye which was adversely injured during the blast. The survivor went through medical procedures for the past four months at a city-based eye care hospital named Nethradhama.
Hospital's note
Nagashree has successfully restored her eyesight which she suffered due to severe injuries sustained in the blast earlier this year, the healthcare noted while adding further that the expert medical team performed a series of complex and advanced surgeries on her.
Dr Suman Shree, CEO and Director of Nethradhama referred to the successful case and said, "Our team is equipped to meet these challenges head-on, using innovative techniques and multiple surgical approaches. Nagashree’s case demonstrates how our expertise and technology can combine to deliver extraordinary results. Her courage throughout her treatment has been an inspiration to all of us.”
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Survivor thanks doctors
The survivor expressed immense gratitude to the eye hospital while mentioning that she had lost hopes to restore her eye condition after seeing the severity of the injuries she suffered during the blast. " I never imagined regaining my eyesight after such a devastating injury," she said while thanking the doctors at Nethradhama for gifting her eyesight back to her within months.
Footage from Rameshwaram Cafe blast
In a press release drafted by Nethradhama Center of Excellence in Jayanagar, reportedly one of the few eye care hospitals in Bengaluru that operates a 24-hour emergency department, the survivor, Nagashree was quoted as saying, "I am deeply honored to inaugurate this new facility by Nethradhama, an institution with a long-standing legacy of excellence in eye care. This center will undoubtedly serve many patients with severe eye conditions. The care and treatment I received at Nethradhama were exceptional...thanks to the doctors here and the advanced technologies they use, what seemed impossible became a reality.”
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