

New Delhi: A 4-inch piece of cement was recovered from a heart of a 56-year-old man after he was admitted in hospital experiencing chest pain.
Doctors found the piece of cement after operating the heart of the person.
Sources said that the person was facing breathing issues as well as chest pain.
According to a report in a prestigious peer-reviewed medical journal, the concrete piece that was causing chest pain had leaked into a man's body from spinal surgery.
The report said that the person from which the cement was found, was undergone a spinal surgery called Kyphoplasty in which the doctors reportedly injected a special medical cement into damaged vertebrae. It is used to treat a spinal compression fracture.
It was learnt that during the treatment of his spine the cement leaked and went into the heart of that person which resulted breathing issue and chest pain.
The piece of cement was located a thin, sharp, cylindrical 4-inch piece of cement, removed it and also repaired the damage to the patient's heart.
However, the man is now recovering.
Earlier, a sheer case of religious belief is recently doing the rounds on social media as a video has gone viral depicting a 57-year-old patient undergoing brain tumor surgery, and what's more astonishing is that; all the while the patient was chanting onto the most sacred of Hindu prayers, the Gayatri Mantra which is believed to be the origin of all Vedic Chantings since the time immemorial.
While the elderly patient was chanting the Gayatri Mantra, surgeons were seen operating on him in order to remove the tumor from the brain. According to the doctors, the operation for removing the tumor from the brain was being carried out without making the patient fully unconscious, but administering only local anesthesia.
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