Pushpa 2 release stampede: 8-year-old boy injured at Sandhya continues to remain critical
The child’s critical condition is believed to be a result of prolonged unresponsiveness, likely causing severe hypoxia and potential lung injury from aspiration or contusions.
Hyderabad: The health condition of the 8-year-old boy who was injured at Sandhya during the preview screening of Pushpa-2 movie, continues to remain critical, according to a health bulletin from Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) released here on Thursday.
The child’s critical condition is believed to be a result of prolonged unresponsiveness, likely causing severe hypoxia and potential lung injury from aspiration or contusions. Prompt CPR provided by bystanders and the police was instrumental in reviving the child, enabling further medical intervention, doctors said.
The child was brought to the ER in a semi-conscious state. Prior to arrival, CPR was administered by police personnel and bystanders. Upon presentation, the child exhibited low oxygen saturation and irregular breathing, necessitating immediate intubation and ventilation.
A CT scan of the brain and spine was performed, revealing no significant abnormalities. Although lactic acidosis has improved, the child’s sensorium remains impaired. The condition is still critical, and the patient is currently under intensive care with continuous monitoring as the medical team works to stabilize him.
