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 Ankura Hospital Successfully saves a three-month-old baby

Removes a safety pin from the stomach lining through the minimal invasive technique of Endoscopy to save the child

Hyderabad, 18th September 2024- Ankura Hospital, a leading healthcare facility for women and children, in a recent incident successfully saved the life of a three-month-old infant who accidentally swallowed an open safety pin. The incident occurred when the infant’s six-year-old sibling, during playtime, inadvertently caused the baby to ingest the sharp object.

Upon arrival at the hospital, the infant was immediately examined by Dr. Parijat Ram Tripathi, a Consultant Paediatric Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist. A radiographic examination revealed that the open safety pin had pierced the infant's stomach lining, a life-threatening condition that required urgent intervention.

Within 30 minutes of the infant’s arrival, Dr. Tripathi and his highly skilled team prepared for a critical endoscopic procedure. The 2cm safety pin, lodged dangerously in the stomach lining, was successfully extracted using endoscopy, a minimally invasive technique. This approach not only reduced the need for open surgery but also minimized the risks associated with more invasive procedures, such as infection and extended recovery time.

The urgency of the situation was underscored by the potential for severe complications. Quick and decisive action was crucial in ensuring the safety of the infant, who was closely monitored for 24 hours post-procedure to check for any complications. The child exhibited positive recovery signs, including normal feeding, no fever, and no signs of infection. Following this period of observation, the infant was discharged in stable condition, much to the relief of the anxious parents.

According to Dr. Parijat Ram Tripathi, a Consultant Paediatric Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist, Ankura Hospital for Women and Children, “We are grateful that we were able to successfully extract the safety pin via endoscopy. Timely action was essential in averting severe complications. Parents must remain vigilant and seek immediate medical assistance if their children ingest dangerous objects, as delays can result in serious health risks.”

According to Dr Krishna Prasad Vunnam, Founder and Managing Director, Ankura Hospital for Women and Children, “The incident serves as a stark reminder that even seemingly harmless household items can pose significant dangers to young children. Parental awareness and rapid response are vital in preventing potentially life-threatening situations. This incident not only highlights the expertise of the medical team but also underscores the importance of vigilance and quick action in paediatric emergencies. Ankura Hospital remains committed to providing exceptional care and ensuring the safety and well-being of its young patients.”


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